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TitleDateCreatorInstitution
Adoption adjustment in Black adoptive families (Student Work)2006Gillum, Nerissa Inez LeBlancHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Assessing the links among maternal nonstandard work schedules, early learning environments, ... (Student Work)2012Smith, Nina P.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Attachment to Parents and the Close Relationships of First Semester College Students (Student Work)2007Parade, Stephanie H.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Attitudes and practices in handling everyday authority issues among parents and adolescents ... (Student Work)2012Wang, Yudan ChenHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Beliefs and Practices in Early Care and Education: The Relationships among Teachers' and Adm... (Student Work)2008Kintner-Duffy, Victoria Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Cognitive and emotional constructs and their relation to empathy in young children (Student Work)2005Hinnant, James BenjaminHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Colorism and perceived sexual risk taking among African American adolescent girls: where doe... (Student Work)2010Smith, Tasia M.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Cortisol and alpha-amylase levels of preschool children while attending child care: relation... (Student Work)2010Hatfield, Bridget E.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Developmental profiles of aggression across early childhood contributions of emotion regulat... (Student Work)2006Degnan, Kathryn AmeyPsychology, UNCG
Early literacy and language development in children with disabilities (Student Work)2011Goodson, Lauren K.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
The effect of congruence of mothers' and fathers' beliefs regarding fathering roles on fathe... (Student Work)2006Adamsons, Kari L.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
"Everybody's different and the same": an inquiry into early childhood teachers' beliefs, kn... (Student Work)2011Kintner-Duffy, Victoria Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
The everyday lives of Latina immigrants in North Carolina: a photovoice perspective (Student Work)2011Cecil-Dyrkacz, Joy E.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Exploring the parenting beliefs of substance abusing women (Student Work)2009Laughinghouse, Janzlean Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Household income and depressive mood among single women in midlife : a nuanced approach acro... (Student Work)2005Craig, Debra LyndeHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Household income, economic pressure, and depressive mood among unmarried women in midlife: t... (Student Work)2008Craig, Debra LyndeHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
How parents' beliefs and expectations influence their investments in children's early learni... (Student Work)2010Fetalvero, Abigaiel F.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Implications of intensive mothering beliefs for the well-being of full-time employed mothers... (Student Work)2010Walls, Jill K.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
The influences of parental racial socialization on the academic achievement of African Ameri... (Student Work)2009Friend, Christian Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Investigating gene–environment interaction as a contributor to language performance. (Student Work)2010Simone, Laura E.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Korean parents' disciplinary practices and socioeconomic status : an investigation based on ... (Student Work)2006Kim, Jungyeon Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Linking Adolescents' Problem Behaviors and Parents' Divorce Proneness (Student Work)2007Moore, Mary Julia ConstanceHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Links between maternal education and parenting quality during children's first three years: ... (Student Work)2012Gudmundson, Jessica AnnHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Links between the statuses of gay men in relationships and couple identity a theoretical ext... (Student Work)2005Van Eeden-Moorefield, Bradley MatheusHuman Development and Family Studies, UNCG
Links between temperament and coparenting: the moderating role of family characteristics (Student Work)2010Burney, Regan V.Human Development and Family Studies, UNCG