• Strategies Used by African American Fathers to Protect their Children from Community Violence 

  Letiecq, Bethany L. (1999)

  The purposes of this study were to identify the strategies used by African American fathers to protect their Head Start children from community violence and to examine individual, familial, and community-level predictors ...

• Religion, Sex, and Family: The Role of Family Religiosity and Sex Communication in Emerging Adults’ Sexual Behaviors 

  Quinn, Deirdre Ann (2017)

  Religion plays an important role in many people’s lives and can impact both physical and mental health. A growing body of research has examined potential links between religiosity and health behaviors and outcomes in ...

• PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH ADHD: COGNITIONS, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES TO ADHD SYMPTOMS 

  Salazar, Jaimeleigh Mercedes (2017)

  The present study investigated the association between the cognitions and coping related traits of parents of children with ADHD and their behavioral and emotional responses to their child’s symptoms. Current research on ...

• Maternal Trauma and Adolescent Depression: Is Parenting Style a Moderator? 

  Leslie, Leigh A.; Cook, Emily T. (Scientific Research Publishing, 2015-05-06)

  Current research suggests that parents who experience symptoms of trauma transfer distress to their children. The purpose of this study was to understand the possible moderating effect of mothers’ parenting style on this ...

• The Relationship Between Therapist Common Factor Behaviors and Client Evaluations of Couple Therapy Sessions 

  Baker, Taylor Norene (2017)

  There is an insufficient amount of research on therapist common factor behaviors during therapy sessions that contribute to the process of therapeutic change in couple and family therapy. The purpose of this study was to ...

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