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Anicama, Catherine, author.
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, and Preschoolers' Socio-emotional Development among Low Income Immigrant Families / Anicama, Catherine
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Roubeni, Sonia, author.
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Proximal Processes in the School Readiness of Head Start Children from Immigrant Families
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Chiang, Jason, author.
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Guan and Shaming among Chinese Families in the United States: The Moderating Effects of Perceived
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Callahan, Edward J.
ScienceDirect http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780121551407
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Families -- Mental health -- Congresses.
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Stout, Kelsey Gray, author.
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intervention services that are provided to families with substantiated cases. Literature examining risk factors
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Davenport, Casey Lee, author.
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country, as well as the effects service has had on their families. In the veteran population, there are
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Krenz, Natalie Marie, author.
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only on impacts with adolescents and their families. The present study fills a gap in research on how
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Noyola, Néstor, author.
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; b) Rejection, ambivalence, and expectations from families; and c) Discrimination in the workplace
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Walton, Tariiq Omari, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0602-3708
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metropolitan region, the Center for Healthy Families at the University of Maryland, College Park. It was
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Pérez, Cristina I. Miñana, author.
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populations and working with families and children in the welfare and judicial systems. By understanding the
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Lasater, Jessica R., author.
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therapeutic help to children and their families at a much earlier time in a child's life. This should begin
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Thompson, Jessica Louise, author.
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-provided supports plays a role in whether Army families use such supports, and whether the use of these supports
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Liu, Charles M., author.
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service utilization. However the limited quantitative literature among immigrant families shows mixed
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Chiverton, Luke T., author.
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, Children, and Families: A Three City Study, the current study will investigate trajectories of attachment
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Mulligan, Kimberly, author.
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recognize and appreciate the diversity within families. . African Americans are often overrepresented in
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Warfield, Casiana, author.
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their families had experienced at least one racial microaggression of late. Further, the average number
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Stanger, Sarah Budney, author.
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about coping interactions in families with children in middle childhood. Clinical implications
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Breen, Alyssa I. Pintar, author.
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temperament, general positive parenting). However, within ANC families, a trend towards model inequivalence
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Moen, Amanda L., author.
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policy makers and practitioners to implement and emphasize collaboration and partnership with families
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Pratt, Mercedes B., author.
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attitudes, and mental health. Directions for future studies involving incarcerated youth and their families
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Harvey, Vorricia, author.
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assistance (i.e., public aid, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and/or housing subsidies). It
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Westdal, June N., author.
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of at-risk families and children, the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (FFCWS). The primary
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Sauce Silva, Bruno, author.
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sibling cohorts. We used 232 outbred male mice consisting of 58 families of 4 full siblings (fraternal
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Wong, Andrew J., author.
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that "tiger parenting" among Asian American families living in the U.S. may predict improved academic
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Tackett, Alayna Pauline, author.
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exposed to SHSe. We recruited two groups of families, those who smoke and have children exposed to SHSe
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Klestzick, Tara, author.
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functioning for religious families has been shown to transmit from generation to generation (Spilman, Neppl
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