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Secrecy and type 1 diabetes management in late adolescence.

Publication: Journal Article

Main, A, D.J Wiebe, D. J. Wiebe, S. L Turner, C Tucker, J. E Butner, and C. A Berg. 2015. “Secrecy and Type 1 Diabetes Management in Late Adolescence.”. Journal of Pediatric Psychology 40 (10): 1075-84.

Effortful control and early academic achievement of Chinese American children in immigrant families.

Publication: Journal Article

Chen, S, A Main, Q Zhou, S Bunge, N Lau, and K Chu. 2015. “Effortful Control and Early Academic Achievement of Chinese American Children in Immigrant Families.”. Early Child Research Quarterly 30 (A): 45-56.

Associations of parent-adolescent relationship quality with type 1 diabetes management and depressive symptoms in Latino and Caucasian youth.

Publication: Journal Article

Main, A, D Wiebe, A Croom, K Sardone, E Godbey, C Tucker, and P White. 2014. “Associations of Parent-Adolescent Relationship Quality With Type 1 Diabetes Management and Depressive Symptoms in Latino and Caucasian Youth.”. Journal of Pediatric Psychology 39 (10): 1104-14.

Commonalities and differences in the research on children’s effortful control and executive function: A call for an integrated model of self-regulation.

Publication: Journal Article

Zhou, Q, S Chen, and A Main. 2012. “Commonalities and Differences in the Research on Children’s Effortful Control and Executive Function: A Call for an Integrated Model of Self-Regulation.”. Child Development Perspectives 6 (2): 112-21.

The relations of temperamental effortful control and anger/frustration to Chinese children’s academic achievement and social adjustment: A longitudinal study.

Publication: Journal Article

Zhou, Q, A Main, and Y Wang. 2010. “The Relations of Temperamental Effortful Control and Anger/Frustration to Chinese Children’s Academic Achievement and Social Adjustment: A Longitudinal Study.”. Journal of Educational Psychology 102 (1): 180-96.

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Alexandra Main Principal Investigator Professor Alexandra Main received her PhD from UC Berkeley and completed her postdoctoral work at UC Merced. Her research focuses on social and and emotional development of children and adolescents within the family context. Specifically, she is interested in...

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Bolded authors denote Family Development Lab members.

Congratulations, Dr. Bolter!

News: December 01, 2023

Abby Bolter successfully defended her dissertation titled, "Autonomy in Hispanic American Female College Students." Congratulations, Abby!

VTAP study featured on ABC Action News

News: October 20, 2021

https://abc30.com/uc-merced-latina-mom-research/11144506/

SPSP 2019

News: January 01, 2019

Professor Main presented research from the Family Development Lab at the Parenting and Family Dynamics Preconference at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual conference in Portland, OR.