Xing Zhang

Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

United States

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Xing Zhang is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University in the United States. His research focuses on the intersections of health, family dynamics, and social disparities, as evidenced by his recent publications addressing topics such as health insurance, discrimination, and intergenerational relationships. He examines how factors like race, ethnicity, and parental influence shape outcomes in young adulthood and beyond.

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Chinedum Ojinnaka

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University of Indianapolis

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Nekehia Quashie

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University of Rhode Island

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Family Size Across the Life Course and Cognitive Decline in Older Mexican Adults

Everyday Discrimination in Young Adulthood and Depressive Symptoms at Early Midlife: The Moderating Role of Parent–Child Relationships

Health Insurance Coverage from Adolescence to Early Midlife: Variation Across Race and Ethnicity

Adult Childrens’ College Completion Timing and Their Aging Mothers’ Self-Rated Health: The Role of Mothers’ Educational Attainment

Adverse Childhood Experiences and Intergenerational Relationships in Young Adulthood: Variation Across Gender, Race and Ethnicity

Health Insurance and Self-Rated Health From Adolescence to Early Midlife in the U.S.

Adult Children’s Marital Timing and Upward Intergenerational Financial Transfers: Variation across Gender, Race, and Ethnicity

Food insecurity is inversely associated with positive childhood experiences among a nationally representative sample of children aged 0–17 years in the USA

Adolescent Exposure to Racially and Ethnically Diverse Neighborhoods and Schools: Implications for Interracial Dating, Cohabitation, and Marriage in Emerging and Young Adulthood

Adolescent Parent–Child Relationships and Non-Marital Fertility in Adulthood: Variation by Race and Ethnicity

Children’s Transitions to Adulthood and Midlife Parents’ Depressive Symptoms and Activities of Daily Living Conditions in the United States

Parent–Child Relationships from Adolescence to Adulthood: An Examination of Children’s and Parent’s Reports of Intergenerational Solidarity by Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Socioeconomic Status from 1994–2018 in the United States

School Prejudice and Substance Use from Adolescence to Emerging Adulthood in the United States: Variation across Race and Ethnicity

Nonresident social fathering in African American single‐mother families

Theory and empiricism: A comment on “Interrogating the environmental affordances model” by Pamplin and colleagues

Debt Concordance and Relationship Quality: A Couple-Level Analysis

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Chinedum Ojinnaka

Tiffany L. Green

Nekehia Quashie

Meg Bruening

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