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Religious pathways during the transition to adulthood: A life course approach
 Meta-analysis of mathematics instruction with young children
 
Redefining early child neglect: Subthreshold pathways to non-optimal development
 Adolescent parenting, subthreshold neglect, and infant attachment
 
Negative affect and stress: A Dynamical Systems Analysis
 Prenatal maltreatment risk, early parenting behaviors, and children's emergent regulation
 
Child development in post-Accord Belfast: The roles of maternal control and social identity
 Adaptation to stress among mothers of children with autism spectrum disorder: The role of positive affect and personality factors
 
Early parent-child relationship and type of parental praise and criticism as predictors of toddler motivation on an unsolvable task
 Change in maternal knowledge over the transition to adolescence
 
A multi-perspective examination of stress in later life
 The roles of parents, peers, and the individual in predicting adolescent girls' bulimic symptoms: A four-year longitudinal investigation
 
Transactional relations between marital functioning, spouses' depressive symptoms and children's adjustment
 Examining infant attachment security with mothers and fathers: An ecological systems perspective
 
Get the lead out: Reducing lead exposure for children in poverty
 A longitudinal study of parenting self-efficacy in first-time mothers
 
Smoothing-independent estimation of a linear differential equation model
 A latent variable approach to examining executive functioning development and emerging mathematics skills in preschoolers at Head Start
 
Early childhood exposure to constructive and destructive marital conflict and adolescent social adjustment
 Aging, perspective, possible selves, and emotionally-charged information
 
The effects of paternal conflict behavior, parenting, and psychopathology on children