Margaret M Manoogian
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 119173 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Margaret M Manoogian |
| NOMBRES | Margaret M |
| APELLIDO | Manoogian |
| FIRMA | MANOOGIAN M M |
| AFILIACIONES | Western Oregon University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Emerging Adults' Experiences of Grandparent Death
This qualitative study examined the experience of grandparent death among 74 emerging adults enrolled in college. Guided by the life course perspective, the authors specifically explored (a) participant responses to the death, (b) how family systems were influenced by the loss of the grandparent, and (c) how grandparent death motivated life course transitions for emerging adults. The findings suggest that the death trajectory, level of attachment…
Navigating Grief in Families
My Kids Are More Important Than Money
Focusing on the uncertainty of low-income mothers' lives, this qualitative study examined the family experiences of 57 Appalachian low-income mothers. With scarce economic resources, mothers forged identities that expressed the centrality of motherhood, concentrated their activities within traditional family expectations, and made decisions that often resisted federal welfare reform expectations for work and family. Work and family policies that …
My nest is full
The Kids Still Come First
This qualitative study examined the nature of partnerships among 28 rural low-income mothers who experienced partnership transitions across three waves of annual interviews. Guided by lens of uncertainty and boundary ambiguity theory, the authors specifically explored (a) how low-income mothers in rural communities experience partnership transitions over time and (b) how rural, low-income mothers create stability for themselves and their children…
The Storied Nature of Health Legacies in the Familial Experience of Type 2 Diabetes
In this study, we position families as pivotal anchors for coping with biophysical and psychosocial needs of members with Type 2 diabetes in two vital ways. First, we present narrative theory as a conceptual framework for moving beyond an individualistic understanding of health and healing. Second, we illustrate the efficacy of this position through an interpretive study of meaning-making about intergenerational diabetes among families living in …
Gender, Genocide, and Ethnicity
Women use legacies to help family members articulate family identity, learn family history, and provide succeeding generations with information about family culture. Using feminist standpoint theory and the life-course perspective, this qualitative study examined the intergenerational transmissions that 30 older Armenian American mothers received and transmitted to succeeding generations within the sociohistorical experience of genocide. Mothers …
Unsung Heroines
My nest is full
My Kids Are More Important Than Money
Focusing on the uncertainty of low-income mothers' lives, this qualitative study examined the family experiences of 57 Appalachian low-income mothers. With scarce economic resources, mothers forged identities that expressed the centrality of motherhood, concentrated their activities within traditional family expectations, and made decisions that often resisted federal welfare reform expectations for work and family. Work and family policies that …
The Kids Still Come First
This qualitative study examined the nature of partnerships among 28 rural low-income mothers who experienced partnership transitions across three waves of annual interviews. Guided by lens of uncertainty and boundary ambiguity theory, the authors specifically explored (a) how low-income mothers in rural communities experience partnership transitions over time and (b) how rural, low-income mothers create stability for themselves and their children…
The Storied Nature of Health Legacies in the Familial Experience of Type 2 Diabetes
In this study, we position families as pivotal anchors for coping with biophysical and psychosocial needs of members with Type 2 diabetes in two vital ways. First, we present narrative theory as a conceptual framework for moving beyond an individualistic understanding of health and healing. Second, we illustrate the efficacy of this position through an interpretive study of meaning-making about intergenerational diabetes among families living in …
Gender, Genocide, and Ethnicity
Women use legacies to help family members articulate family identity, learn family history, and provide succeeding generations with information about family culture. Using feminist standpoint theory and the life-course perspective, this qualitative study examined the intergenerational transmissions that 30 older Armenian American mothers received and transmitted to succeeding generations within the sociohistorical experience of genocide. Mothers …
Gender, Genocide, and Ethnicity
Women use legacies to help family members articulate family identity, learn family history, and provide succeeding generations with information about family culture. Using feminist standpoint theory and the life-course perspective, this qualitative study examined the intergenerational transmissions that 30 older Armenian American mothers received and transmitted to succeeding generations within the sociohistorical experience of genocide. Mothers …
Unsung Heroines
The Storied Nature of Health Legacies in the Familial Experience of Type 2 Diabetes
In this study, we position families as pivotal anchors for coping with biophysical and psychosocial needs of members with Type 2 diabetes in two vital ways. First, we present narrative theory as a conceptual framework for moving beyond an individualistic understanding of health and healing. Second, we illustrate the efficacy of this position through an interpretive study of meaning-making about intergenerational diabetes among families living in …
The Kids Still Come First
This qualitative study examined the nature of partnerships among 28 rural low-income mothers who experienced partnership transitions across three waves of annual interviews. Guided by lens of uncertainty and boundary ambiguity theory, the authors specifically explored (a) how low-income mothers in rural communities experience partnership transitions over time and (b) how rural, low-income mothers create stability for themselves and their children…
My nest is full
My Kids Are More Important Than Money
Focusing on the uncertainty of low-income mothers' lives, this qualitative study examined the family experiences of 57 Appalachian low-income mothers. With scarce economic resources, mothers forged identities that expressed the centrality of motherhood, concentrated their activities within traditional family expectations, and made decisions that often resisted federal welfare reform expectations for work and family. Work and family policies that …
Emerging Adults' Experiences of Grandparent Death
This qualitative study examined the experience of grandparent death among 74 emerging adults enrolled in college. Guided by the life course perspective, the authors specifically explored (a) participant responses to the death, (b) how family systems were influenced by the loss of the grandparent, and (c) how grandparent death motivated life course transitions for emerging adults. The findings suggest that the death trajectory, level of attachment…
Navigating Grief in Families
Sociology (8 obras) · Psychology (6 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Qualitative research (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (3 obras) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (3 obras) · Citation (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras)