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Family Studies Center

Sponsered Research

Sponsored Research: 2002

The Dating Culture among LDS High School and College Students
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]

Faith and Family Life in the Abrahamic Religions
David C. Dollahite: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-4179. [Faculty Page]

The Community-Family Interface
Lynn England: Sociology. (801) 422-3115. [Faculty Page]

Family Interaction and Children's Well-being in Latin America

Renata Forste: Sociology. (801) 422-3146. [Faculty Page]
Tim Heaton: Sociology. (801) 422-3280. [Faculty Page]

The Marriage Moments Project
Alan Hawkins: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-7088. [Faculty Page]
Jason Carroll: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-7529. [Faculty Page]
Glenda Christiaens: College of Nursing. (801) 422-7305. [Faculty Page]

Understanding the Association between Marriage and Health: An Examination of the Impact of Relationship Positivity and Negativity on Ambulatory Blood Pressure and Salivary Cortisol
Julianne Holt-Lunstad: Psychology. (801) 422-1324. [Faculty Page]

Long-term Post-war Psychosocial Adjustment in Bosnian Adolescents and their Families: A Qualitative Approach
Christopher M. Layne: Psychology. (801) 422-9756. [Faculty Page]
Reem Al-Sabah.

Early LDS Converts and the Migration to the Great Basin: The Use of Archival Data to Test Sulloway's Theory of Family Dynamics and Individual Personality

Harold L. Miller: Psychology. (801) 422-6707. [Faculty Page]

Intergenerational Transmission of Attributional Bias
David A. Nelson: Marriage, Family and Human Development. (801) 422-3016. [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 Child Adaptation in Families of Children with Chronic Illness

Susanne Olsen Roper: School of Family Life. (801) 422-2058. [Faculty Page]
Barbara Mandleco: Nursing. (801) 422-0273.
Tina Dyches: Counseling Psychology. (801) 422-5045.
Elaine Marshall: Nursing. (801) 422-2747.

Health Literacy Intervention among Latino Families in Rural Utah
Jini L. Roby: School of Social Work. (801) 422-5085. [Faculty Page]

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

How LDS Families teach "Media Literacy" to their Children

Steven R. Thomsen: Communications. (801) 422-2078.

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

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