Qiong Wu

Assistant Professor

Florida State University

United States

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Qiong Wu is an Assistant Professor at Florida State University, located in the United States. His research focuses on the psychological impacts of adverse childhood experiences, parental influences on child behavioral health, and the pathways connecting cognitive distortions and suicidal ideation among vulnerable populations. Recent publications include studies on the effects of childhood sexual abuse, maternal psychopathological symptoms, and the role of fathers in child development.

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Michele Parker

Assistant Professor

Florida State University

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Natasha Slesnick

Associate Dean for Research and Administration and Professor

Ohio State University

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Heidi Gazelle

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Florida State University

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YiLe Su

Assistant Professor

University of Denver

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Illicit Drug Use, Cognitive Distortions, and Suicidal Ideation Among Homeless Youth: Results From a Randomized Controlled Trial

Childhood sexual abuse moderates the mediating pathways connecting cognitive distortions and suicidal ideation among homeless youth.

How Do Fathers Help? A Moderation Analysis of the Association between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Child Behavioral Health in Fragile Families

A Developmental Hierarchical-Integrative Perspective on the Emergence of Self-Regulation: A Replication and Extension

A biopsychosocial perspective on maternal parenting in the first two years of infant life

Associations from Parental Mindfulness and Emotion Regulation to Child Emotion Regulation Through Parenting: the Moderating Role of Coparenting in Chinese families

Breastfeeding, maternal psychopathological symptoms, and infant problem behaviors among low-income mothers returning to work

Couple Satisfaction, Depressive Symptoms, and the Therapeutic Alliance: A Systemic Perspective

Development of Infant High-Intensity Fear and Fear Regulation from 6 to 24 Months: Maternal Sensitivity and Depressive Symptoms as Moderators

Individual’s pretreatment psychological symptoms and progress in couples therapy: A person-centered analysis

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Michele Parker

Natasha Slesnick

Heidi Gazelle

YiLe Su

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