Publications
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Willoughby, Brian J. & Dworkin, Jodi (2009). The relationships between emerging adults' expressed desire to marry and frequency of participation in risk-taking behaviors. Youth and Society. vol. 40 (3) pp. 426-450
Wonch-Hill, P. & Hagewen, K. (2009). Early infant nutrition and ADHD in adolescence. Society for the Study of Social Problems Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA.
Yost, Jennifer (2009). Weight Perception, Actual Weight, and Physical Activity: Is There a Relationship in U.S. Female Adolescents?.
Young, M.; Vazsonyi, A. T.; Jenkins, D.; & Miller, A. (2009). The application of Problem Behavior Theory during emerging adulthood. 4th Conference on Emerging Adulthood. Atlanta, GA.
Yuan, A. S. (2009). Sibling relationships and adolescents' mental health: The interrelationship of structure and quality. Journal of Family Issues. vol. 30 (9) pp. 1221-1244
Zha, Peijia (2009). A Structural Analysis of Neighborhood and School Effects on Immigrant Children's Academic Performance.
Zhai, J. E. & Stokes, C. E. (2009). Ethnic, family, and social contextual influences on Asian-American adolescents' religiosity. Sociological Spectrum. vol. 29 (2) pp. 201-226
Adamczyk, A. (2008). The effects of religious contextual norms, structural constraints, and personal religiosity on abortion decisions. Social Science Research. vol. 37 (2) pp. 657-672
Adamczyk, A. & Felson, J. (2008). Fetal positions: Unraveling the influence of religion on premarital pregnancy resolution. Social Science Quarterly. vol. 89 (1) pp. 17-38
Adamczyk, A. & Palmer, Ian (2008). Religion and initiation into marijuana use: The deterring role of religious friends. Journal of Drug Issues. vol. 38 (3) pp. 717-741