• The Impact of Nonresident Father Involvement on Adolescent to Adult Substance Use: A Life Course Perspective 

  Dainton, Marlyse (2017)

  The structure of the “traditional” American family has changed dramatically in recent decades. This change is concerning because existing knowledge suggests that increased involvement with the biological father serves as ...

• College Student Stress: Who Is Resilient? Who Is Vulnerable? 

  Yeaman, Jan (1994)

  This study explored and described the pervasive stress on college campuses. It focused on what it is that distinguished those students who did and those who did not develop physical, psychological and/or academic sequelae ...

• VARIATIONS IN TEEN MOTHERS AND TEEN FATHERS’ SOCIOECONOMIC ATTAINMENT IN ADULTHOOD: EXPLORING THE ROLE OF FAMILY SUPPORT AND ADULT IDENTITY 

  Assini Meytin, Luciana C. (2017)

  Although teen pregnancy rates in the U.S. have decreased over the past several decades, teenage parenthood remains a major public health concern. Research indicates that teenage parents have worse socioeconomic outcomes ...

• Exploring Predictors of Military Spouses’ Comfort Seeking Military-Provided Counseling Services 

  Brown, Christye Yvonne (2017)

  Over 1.2 million (approximately half) of the service members deployed in support of the Global War on Terror were married at the time of their last deployment (Department of Defense, 2013). Data from the study of military ...

• Feasibility of An Online Survey Examining the Physical Activity Patterns Among South Asian Adults Residing In the United States 

  Haider, Syeda Rabab Zehra (2016)

  Background: Physical inactivity is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease and diabetes among South Asians (SAs) - Bangladeshi, Bhutanese, Indian, Maldivian, Nepali, Pakistani, and Sri Lankan. Methods: An online ...

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