1. PREVENTATIVE EFFECTS ON CHILD BEHAVIOR: EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL PARENTING, COPARENTING, AND CHILD BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES WITH FAMILY FOUNDATIONS PROGRAM Open Access Author: Schwendeman, Emma Bell Title: PREVENTATIVE EFFECTS ON CHILD BEHAVIOR: EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL PARENTING, COPARENTING, AND CHILD BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES WITH FAMILY FOUNDATIONS PROGRAM Area of Honors: Human Development and Family Studies Keywords: parentingcoparentingchild behaviorFamily Foundationshuman development File: Download Schwendeman_Emma_PrevEffectsChildBehavior.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Mark Ethan Feinberg, Thesis SupervisorDr. Lesley Anne Ross, PhD, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. OBSERVATIONAL AND SELF-REPORTED COPARENTING: ASSOCIATIONS WITH MATERNAL DEPRSSION, HOUSEHOLD CHAOS, & EMOTIONAL AVAILABILITY AT 12 MONTHS POST-PARTUM Open Access Author: Bangs, Kaylee B Title: OBSERVATIONAL AND SELF-REPORTED COPARENTING: ASSOCIATIONS WITH MATERNAL DEPRSSION, HOUSEHOLD CHAOS, & EMOTIONAL AVAILABILITY AT 12 MONTHS POST-PARTUM Area of Honors: Biobehavioral Health Keywords: coparentingmaternal depressionhousehold chaosemotional availability File: Download Last_Version_thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Douglas Michael Teti, Ph D, Thesis SupervisorDr. Lori Anne Francis, Thesis Honors Advisor
