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Seminar Series: Data on the Undercount of Young Children in the U.S. Decennial Census
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William O'Hare, Research Fellow, National Science Foundation / American Statistical Association / Census Bureau
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Seminar: Continuity and Change in Children's Time Use Trajectories
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Liana C. Sayer, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Maryland
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Kei Nomaguchi, Department of Sociology, Bowling Green State University
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Changes in Mothers' Perceptions of Neighborhood Quality, Child Well-Being, and Parenting Stress, 1976-2002
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Linda Quirke, Department of Sociology, Wilfrid Laurier University
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The Four O'Clock Shuffle: Parental Management of Children's Time Scarcity
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Melissa Kearney featured in The New York Times on Early Childhood Intervention
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Children exposed to "Sesame Street" were more likely to be enrolled in the correct grade level for their age at middle and high school
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Children’s Adjustment to Parents’ Breakup: The Mediational Effects of Parenting and Coparenting
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Although past studies have shown an association between union instability (i.e., change in family structure) and children’s aggressive behaviors, the mechanism by which this occurs is less understood. This study ( N = 3,387) examined whether father and mother involvement, coparenting support, and maternal responsiveness explained the association between union instability in early life and children’s aggressive behaviors at 9 years, and whether relationship status moderated this association. Findings reveal that only coparenting support mediated this association and only for children whose mothers divorced (not for mothers who experienced a nonmarital separation), suggesting that when a divorce occurs, the relationship between partners (coparenting) is more important than the relationship with children (parenting) for children’s social adjustment.
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Natasha Cabrera, Ph.D.
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Natasha Cabrera Publications
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Early Home Experiences of Young Latino Boys
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Why research on low-income Latino children really matters
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Selected Research
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Tiger Mothers and Child Achievement: Do Activity Patterns explain the Achievement of Children of Immigrants?
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Sandra Hofferth and U.J. Moon, University of Maryland; 2012-009
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Working Papers
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WP Documents
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Assortative Mating and Autism Spectrum Disorder
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New seed grant project headed by Judith Hellerstein investigates the causes of the rise in autism diagnoses
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Seed Grants Awarded
