Using Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR) To Target Health Disparities in Families [0.03%]
利用社区参与式研究针对家庭健康差异问题
Jerica M Berge,Tai J Mendenhall,William J Doherty
Jerica M Berge
Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is an action research approach that emphasizes collaborative partnerships between community members, community organizations, health care providers, and researchers to generate knowledge and sol...
Custodial grandmother-grandfather dyads: Pathways among marital distress, grandparent dysphoria, parenting practice, and grandchild adjustment [0.03%]
祖父母监护关系：婚姻困扰、祖父母痛苦、教养方式与孙子女适应力之间的路径分析
Gregory C Smith,Gregory R Hancock
Gregory C Smith
An adaptation of the Family Stress Model was examined using structural equation modeling with data from 193 custodial grandmother-grandfather dyads. The model's measurement and structural components were largely invariant by grandparent gen...
Melissa A Barnett,Laura V Scaramella,Tricia K Neppl et al.
Melissa A Barnett et al.
This prospective, intergenerational study (N = 181) considered how parent (G1, generation 1)-child (G2, generation 2) relationship quality during adolescence and adulthood is associated with G1's level of involvement with their 3-4 year-old...
The Voice of Experience: How Social Scientists Communicate Family Research to Policymakers [0.03%]
经验之声：社会科学家如何向政策制定者传达家庭研究结果
Bettina Friese,Karen Bogenschneider
Bettina Friese
Because scientific understanding of communicating family research to policymakers is incomplete, qualitative interviews were conducted with social scientists experienced in bridging the gulf between research and family policy. In keeping wi...
Karen B Meteyer,Maureen Perry-Jenkins
Karen B Meteyer
We explore dyadic parenting styles and their association with first-grade children's externalizing behavior symptoms in a sample of 85 working-class, dual-earner families. Cluster analysis is used to create a typology of parenting types, re...
Longitudinal Associations between Maternal Work Stress, Negative Work-Family Spillover, and Depressive Symptoms [0.03%]
母亲工作压力、消极的工作家庭溢出和抑郁症状的纵向关系
W Benjamin Goodman,Ann C Crouter;The Family Life Project Key Investigators
W Benjamin Goodman
The current study examined associations over an 18-month period between maternal work stressors, negative work-family spillover, and depressive symptoms in a sample of 414 employed mothers with young children living in six predominantly non...
Partnered Decisions? U.S. Couples and Medical Help-seeking for Infertility [0.03%]
伴侣决策？美国夫妇与不孕不育的求医行为
Katherine M Johnson,David R Johnson
Katherine M Johnson
We examined male partners' influence on the decision to seek medical help for infertility using from the National Survey of Fertility Barriers. Building upon an existing help-seeking framework, we incorporated characteristics of both partne...
A Culturally Informed Model of Academic Well-Being for Latino Youth: The Importance of Discriminatory Experiences and Social Support [0.03%]
一种关于拉丁裔青年学术幸福的具有文化特色模型：歧视经历与社会支持的重要性
David S Degarmo,Charles R Martinez Jr
David S Degarmo
This study tested a culturally informed model of academic well-being for 278 Latino youth. We examined detrimental effects of discriminatory experiences and protective effects of social support on self-reported academic outcomes. Models spe...
Social Support for Divorced Fathers' Parenting: Testing a Stress-Buffering Model [0.03%]
离婚父亲的育儿社会支持：测试压力缓冲模型
David S Degarmo,Joshua Patras,Sopagna Eap
David S Degarmo
A stress-buffering hypothesis for parenting was tested in a county-representative sample of 218 divorced fathers. Social support for parenting (emergency and nonemergency child care, practical support, financial support) was hypothesized to...
Parental Expressiveness as a Moderator of Coparenting and Marital Relationship Quality [0.03%]
父母表达性在共同养育与婚姻关系质量中的调节作用
Amy M Kolak,Brenda L Volling
Amy M Kolak
Driven by theory and extant research on the communication of emotions within the family, the current investigation examined marital quality and parents' emotional expressiveness as determinants of coparenting in a sample of 57 couples with ...