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Family Studies Center

Sponsered Research

Sponsored Research: 2001

Families as Potential Obstacles to End-of-Life Care: A Nursing Perspective
Renea Beckstrand: College of Nursing. [Faculty Page]
Maribeth C. Clarke: Home Economics. (801) 422-6682. [Faculty Page]

Family Friendly Work Policies
Sheri Bischoff: Organizational Leadership and Strategy. (801) 422-6825. [Faculty Page]

Family Meal Patterns, Food Preparation Skills, and Sense of Urgency Relative to the Application of Nutrition Principles
Lora Beth Brown: Food Science and Nutrition. (801) 422-6672. [Faculty Page]
Carolyn Garrison: Home Economics. (801) 422-6417. [Faculty Page]

Cultural Practices and Perinatal Outcomes in Mexican American Women Giving Birth in Utah
Lynn C. Callister: College of Nursing. (801) 422-3227.

Family, Faith and Delinquency Among LDS Youth
Bruce A. Chadwick: Sociology. (801) 422-6026. [Faculty Page]
Brent L. Top: Religious Education. (801) 422-3353. [Faculty Page]

Families and Health
D. Russell Crane: Marriage and Family Therapy. (801) 422-5623. [Faculty Page]

Appraising, Assessing, and Measuring Father Involvement
Randal Day: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-6415. [Faculty Page]

Faith and Family Life in the Abrahamic Religions

David C. Dollahite: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-4179. [Faculty Page]

The Role of Biodevelopmental Factors in Couple Stability
Thomas W. Draper: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-4438. [Faculty Page]

The Protective Effects of Families on Adolescent Behavior and Achievement
Mikaela Dufur: Sociology. (801) 422-1720. [Faculty Page]
John P. Hoffman: Sociology. [Faculty Page]
Stephen Bahr: Sociology. (801) 422-6710. [Faculty Page]

Young Children in Single-Mother and Single-Father Families: Does Gender of Parent Affect Cognitive and Behavioral Development
Mikaela Dufur: Sociology. (801) 422-1720. [Faculty Page]
Douglas B. Downey: Sociology. [Faculty Page]
James W. Ainsworth-Darnell: Sociology. [Faculty Page]

Assessing the Utility and Impact of the Family Proclamation Virtual Library
Stephen Duncan: School of Family Life. (801) 422-1796. [Faculty Page]

Perceptions and Coping Responses of Children with Severe Disabilities and Their Siblings
Tina Dyches: Counseling Psychology. (801) 422-5045.

Latin American Family Relationships and Children's Well-Being Project
Renata Forste: Sociology. (801) 422-3146. [Faculty Page]
Tim Heaton: Sociology. (801) 422-3280. [Faculty Page]

Children's Social Development
Craig Hart: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-5939. [Faculty Page]

The "Marriage" of Family Life Education and Community Health Education: Strengthening Marriages During the Transition to Parenthood
Alan Hawkins: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-7088. [Faculty Page]
Glenda Christiaens: College of Nursing. (801) 422-7305. [Faculty Page]

A Longitudinal Study of Premarital and Marital Relationship Development and Stability Using the RELATionship Evaluation (RELATE) Questionnaire
Thomas Holman: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-6704. [Faculty Page]

Long-Term Post-War Psychological Adjustment in Bosnian Adolescents and Their Families: A Longitudinal Investigation
Christopher M. Layne: Psychology. (801) 422-9756. [Faculty Page]

Attachment Style as a Predictor of Adolescent's Susceptibility to Peer Influence
J. Kelly McCoy: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-6949. [Faculty Page]

Using Desensitization Acceptance Training to Reduce Physiological Arousal and Increase Satisfaction for Couples with Severe Relational Problems
Eugene Mead: Marriage and Family Therapy. (801) 422-6512. [Faculty Page]

The Effectiveness of Couples Therapy: A Multi-site Study of Mental Health Services
Rick Miller: School of Family Life. (801) 422-2860. [Faculty Page]

Utah Adoptive Families Adaptation and Social Support Needs
Deana Molinari: College of Nursing. (801) 422-7191. [Faculty Page]

The Transition to Adulthood among Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Larry J. Nelson: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-6711. [Faculty Page]

Parental and Sibling Adaptation in Families of Children with Disabilities
Susanne Olsen Roper: School of Family Life. (801) 422-2058. [Faculty Page]

Outreach: Family Stories
Terrance Olson: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-3375. [Faculty Page]
Dennis Packard: Philosophy. (801) 422-6516.

Communication in Mother-Infant Dyads
Chris Porter: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-5806. [Faculty Page]

Marital Distress, Marital Therapy, and the Development of High Blood Pressure
Patrick Steffen: Clinical Psychology. (801) 422-7757. [Faculty Page]

Strengthening At-Risk Families by Involving Extended Families
Elaine Walton: School of Social Work. (801) 422-2003. [Faculty Page]
Jini L. Roby: School of Social Work. (801) 422-5085. [Faculty Page]

Parent Management Training for the Whole Child
Gawain Wells: Psychology. (801) 422-6125. [Faculty Page]

The Effects of Challenging Recreation on Family Strength
Mark Widmer: Recreation Management and Youth Leadership. (801) 422-3381. [Faculty Page]

Exploring the Health-Family Nexus: An Economic Approach
Sven E. Wilson: Political Science. (801) 422-9018. [Faculty Page]

Stresses of BYU Married Students
Susanne Olsen Roper: School of Family Life. (801) 422-2058. [Faculty Page]

Interracial/Interethnic Marriage
Cardell Jacobson: Sociology. (801) 422-2105. [Faculty Page]
Tim Heaton: Sociology. (801) 422-3280. [Faculty Page]