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Research
Latest funding
- $54,493
Capitalizing on parent-child relationships in middle adulthood to support psychosocial adjustment before the transition to old age: A 50-year study of socioeconomically disadvantaged families
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $83,259
Dyadic co-regulation from infancy through early adulthood: Uncovering the mechanisms that underlie emotion (dys)regulation in at-risk youth
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $73,489
Drawing Queer and Trans Kinship: Learning about Family through Children's Art
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
Capitalizing on parent-child relationships in middle adulthood to support psychosocial adjustment before the transition to old age: A 50-year study of socioeconomically disadvantaged families
Principal investigators: Véronneau-McArdle, Marie-Hélène
Keywords: middle adulthood; parent-child relationships; intergenerational; longitudinal; psychosocial adjustment; life course
Dyadic co-regulation from infancy through early adulthood: Uncovering the mechanisms that underlie emotion (dys)regulation in at-risk youth
Principal investigators: Stack, Dale M.
Keywords: co-regulation; development; emotion (dys)regulation; disadvantage; at-risk; parenting; transactional; risk & protective factors; youth; context; longitudinal; intergenerational
Drawing Queer and Trans Kinship: Learning about Family through Children's Art
Principal investigators: Dyer, Hannah
Keywords: childhood; gender and sexuality; LGBTQ2s+; arts based methods; pedagogy; kinship; queer theory
Predicting psychosocial functioning and resilience from early to late adulthood: A multisample, prospective study of cumulative stress using hair cortisol
Principal investigators: Véronneau-McArdle, Marie-Hélène
Keywords: psychosocial adjustment; prospective study; intergenerational study; perceived stress; cortisol; stressful events; longitudinal research; socioeconomic disadvantage; resilience
Nontraditional paths toward successful life outcomes for at-risk youth: A prospective, longitudinal, multi-sample approach
Principal investigators: Véronneau-McArdle, Marie-Hélène
Keywords: at-risk youth; education; work; civic engagement; family; life-course; resilience; longitudinal; adulthood
Nontraditional paths toward successful life outcomes for at-risk youth: A prospective, longitudinal, multi-sample approach
Principal investigators: Véronneau-McArdle, Marie-Hélène
Keywords: at-risk youth; education; work; civic engagement; family; life-course; resilience; longitudinal; adulthood
Examining the longitudinal associations between neighbourhood socioeconomic position and the built environment on future health throughout the life course: Data from a large multigenerational cohort study
Principal investigators: Kakinami, Lisa
Keywords: Built Environment; Longitudinal; Mental Health; Neighbourhood Socioeconomic Position; Physical Health; Social Inequalities In Health
The development of emotion regulation in at-risk youth from infancy through early adulthood: mitigating adversity and enhancing wellbeing
Principal investigators: Stack, Dale M.
Keywords: emotion regulation; development; at-risk; disadvantage; behaviour problems; social competence; parenting; children; youth; longitudinal; transactional; intergenerational
The longitudinal association between parenting style and obesity risk throughout childhood and adolescence in a representative sample of youth. Data from a 16-year birth cohort of Quebec children
Principal investigators: Kakinami, Lisa
Keywords: Children And Adolescents; Longitudinal; Obesity; Parenting Style
Breaking the cycle: an inter-generational approach to educational success and opportunity for disadvantaged youth
Principal investigators: Serbin, Lisa A.
Keywords: educational attainment; secondary and post-secondary completion; youth; disadvantage; gender differences; inter-generational; longitudinal; structural equation modelling and LGM trajectory analysis
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