Khara L. Pence Turnbull

University of Virginia

United States

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Pilar Alamos

University of Virginia

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Eve Colson

Washington University School of Medicine

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JENNIFER LOCASALE-CROUCH

Virginia Commonwealth University

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Michelle Taylor

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California State University, Long Beach

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Development of the Culturally Affirming and Responsive Experiences (CARE) Measure: Observing Responsiveness and Ethnic-Racial Cultural Socialization in Mother–Child Interactions

COVID‐19 pandemic impacts on kindergarteners' mental health: A qualitative study of perspectives of U.S. mothers with low income

Elucidating linkages of executive functioning to school readiness skill gains: The mediating role of behavioral engagement in the PreK classroom

Examining individual children's peer engagement in pre-kindergarten classrooms: Relations with classroom-level teacher-child interaction quality

Maternal Informal Learning Experiences that Shape Parenting Practices

Do Neighborhood Resources Mitigate Family Risk to Preschool Children's Executive Function Skills Growth?

How does inhibitory control predict emotion regulation in preschool? The role of individual children’s interactions with teachers and peers.

Sleep Patterns and School Readiness of Pre-Kindergarteners from Racially and Ethnically Diverse, Low-Income Backgrounds

Family routines and practices that support the school readiness of young children living in poverty

Caregiver ability to notice and enact effective interactions in early care classroom settings

An Exploration of Electronic Media Use Profiles for Preschoolers of Low-Income Families

Investigating Mechanisms for Maternal Education Disparities in Enacting Health-Promoting Infant Care Practices

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Pilar Alamos

Eve Colson

JENNIFER LOCASALE-CROUCH

Michelle Taylor

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