• 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 ...

• Therapist Common Factors and Changes in Client Anger Management in the Context of Couple Therapy 

  Straub Barrientos, Magdalena Paz (2017)

  The present study investigated the associations between therapist common factors behaviors and changes in client anger control in the context of couple therapy. Research on psychotherapy suggests that common factors are ...

• Fathering After Incarceration: Navigating the Return of Young, Black Men to Families, Jobs & Communities 

  Hart, John Rennie (2017)

  Incarceration, and reentry after incarceration, is the most common experience for young, low-income Black men across their life course (Tierny, 2014). While most Black men work, go to school, get married and start families, ...

• AREA-LEVEL POVERTY AND CARDIOMETABOLIC RISK AMONG UNITED STATES ADOLESCENTS: A HIERARCHICAL ANALYSIS OF PATHWAYS TO DISEASE 

  Williams, Andrew David (2017)

  Background: In the United States, 26% of deaths are attributable to cardiometabolic diseases. Cardiometabolic risk in adolescence tracks over time and can presage cardiometabolic health during adulthood. Area-level ...

• Pathways to adulthood and their precursors: Roles of gender and race 

  Lee, Yoonjoo (2016)

  Research on the transition to adulthood dates back nearly four decades, but a growing body of research has taken a new approach by investigating multiple demographic markers in the transition to adulthood simultaneously. ...

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