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Christina Rinaldi
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Research
Latest papers
Patterns of preschool children's screen time, parent-child interactions, and cognitive development in early childhood: a pilot study.
Pilot and feasibility studies · 2023
Latest funding
- $44,440
Building a Youth and Young Adult Mentoring Research Field
SSHRC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $27,778
Intersectional Identities in Postsecondary Learning: Exploring Learning Environments, Self-Determination, and Academic Outcomes for Gender and Sexual Minority Students with Multiple Minorities
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $43,658
The cultural evolution of moralizing religions: A quantitative historical analysis
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
1 publications.
Patterns of preschool children's screen time, parent-child interactions, and cognitive development in early childhood: a pilot study.
Rai J, Predy M, Wiebe SA, Rinaldi C, Zheng Y, Carson V
Building a Youth and Young Adult Mentoring Research Field
Principal investigators: Rinaldi, Christina M.
Keywords: Youth; mentoring research; building capacity; young adults
Intersectional Identities in Postsecondary Learning: Exploring Learning Environments, Self-Determination, and Academic Outcomes for Gender and Sexual Minority Students with Multiple Minorities
Principal investigators: Di Stasio, Maria
Keywords: postsecondary institutions; learning climate; gender and sexual minority; disability; ethnicity; self-determination; motivation; academic outcome
The cultural evolution of moralizing religions: A quantitative historical analysis
Principal investigators: Slingerland, Edward G.
Keywords: Religious studies; cultural evolution; human cooperation; big data; large-scale databases; digital humanities
Screen technology, parent-child interactions, and neurocognitive development in early childhood
Principal investigators: Carson, Valerie L; Wiebe, Sandra A
Keywords: Cognitive Development; Diary; Longitudinal; Parents; Preschool Children; Screen Time
Mentoring Relationships: Exploring connections, relatedness and wellbeing of both mentors and youth mentees
Principal investigators: Rinaldi, Christina M.
Keywords: youth; mentoring; wellbeing; relationships
Re-Envisioning Inclusion: Exploring Child Culture with Children with Disabilities
Principal investigators: Phelan, Shanon
Keywords: (1) Disability; (2) Children; (3) Child Culture; (4) Inclusion; (5) Exclusion; (6) Child Development; (7) Qualitative Methods; (8) Play
The loneliness crisis and the decline of free play: pathways and effects
Principal investigators: McConnell, David
Keywords: disability; social isolation; free play; social-emotional development; mixed methods; longitudinal
The role of parents in establishing healthy physical activity and sedentary behaviour habits in young children
Principal investigators: Carson, Valerie L
Keywords: Accelerometer; Determinants; Parents; Physical Activity; Sedentary Behaviour; Social Cognitive Theory; Socialization Model Of Child Behaviour; Young Children
Evaluating the Circle of Security relationship-based parenting program with mothers and fathers of typically developing children and of children with complex health needs: An interdisciplinary research and practice collaboration to build parents' reflective capacities in multiple service settings in Canada, starting in Alberta
Principal investigators: Rempel, Gwendolyn R; Cook, Karen F
Keywords: Attachment; Circle Of Security© Parenting Program; Family; Health Child Development; Intervention Research; Parent Reflective Functioning; Parenting; Relationship-Based Parenting; Urban And Rural Settings; Wait List Control Group
Early childhood parent-child interactions: an examination of the stability of parenting across tasks and over time
Principal investigators: Rinaldi, Christina M.
Keywords: early childhood; social functioning; parent-child relations
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Valerie Carson and Yao Zheng: 3 shared papers
- Valerie Carson and Christina Rinaldi: 1 shared paper
- Yao Zheng and Christina Rinaldi: 1 shared paper
- Educational Psychology
- Department of Psychology
- Other
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