Vicky Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 177849 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vicky Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vicky |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Clemson University, SC, USA |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-7288-8346 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Paired for Success: Enhancing the Teacher Residency Experience Through Intentional Mentor-Mentee Matching
This study examines the influence of personality-based matching in mentor-mentee pairings within a teacher residency program. Using the Big Five Personality traits, we investigated whether personality similarity and perceived similarity within mentor teacher (MT) and teacher resident (TR) dyads are associated with satisfaction in the mentoring partnership. Findings indicate that perceived similarity significantly enhances satisfaction, and when M…
From Supportive to Strained: A Mixed Methods Exploration of Emerging Adults’ Characterizations of Past and Present Grandparent-Grandchild Roles and Relationships
Though many emerging adults now have the opportunity to engage meaningfully with their grandparents, few studies have examined emerging adults’ perceptions of grandparent relationships and the roles taken on by grandparents and grandchildren. Informed by theories of psychosocial development, intergenerational solidarity, and sociocultural learning, this mixed methods study draws on closed- and open-ended survey items to explore emerging adults’ (…
Shared Housing and Young Adults: Examining Successful Dynamics and Negative Stereotypes
Housemate desirability and understanding the social dynamics of shared living
Shared living among young adults is an increasingly widespread way of life in the Western world, yet surprisingly little is known about this lifestyle. The rationale for this research was to increase understanding of the social dynamics of these non-kin households. Data was obtained from interviews
Shared housing among young adults: Avoiding complications in domestic relationships
One pathway by which young adults in the Western world are navigating housing difficulties is to pragmatically share costs by living or flatting with peers. The current study sought to add to the limited literature on this lifestyle through the application of discursive psychology to understanding the social dynamics of relationships in the intimacy of these households. Data was drawn from interviews with experienced New Zealand house sharers age…
Discrimination and Potential Housemates With Mental or Substance Abuse Problems
The rationale for this study was to contribute to the surprising paucity of research on the topic of shared housing among young adults and particularly the explanations and justifications involved in selecting new flatmates. The study aimed to develop greater understanding of the required discrimination involved in choosing acceptable people for the intimacy of shared living, which conflicts with current taboos against openly discussing prejudice…
Case Mix and Outcomes of Nursing Home Patients: The Importance of Prior Nursing Home Care and Admission From Home Versus Hospital
The authors compared the personal characteristics, measures of functional status/case mix, and discharge outcomes of nursing home patients admitted to skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) in 1984 for the first time (first admissions) to those of patients with a prior history of nursing home care (readmissions). Compared to first admissions, readmitted patients were more disabled and debilitated, significantly less likely to return home, and more lik…
Effect of Habitual Smoking of Marijuana Alone and with Tobacco on Nonspecific Airways Hyperreactivity
Supported by NIDA Grant No. RO1-DA-03018. Notes †Supported by NIDA Grant No. RO1-DA-03018
Shared housing among young adults: Avoiding complications in domestic relationships
One pathway by which young adults in the Western world are navigating housing difficulties is to pragmatically share costs by living or flatting with peers. The current study sought to add to the limited literature on this lifestyle through the application of discursive psychology to understanding the social dynamics of relationships in the intimacy of these households. Data was drawn from interviews with experienced New Zealand house sharers age…
Effect of Habitual Smoking of Marijuana Alone and with Tobacco on Nonspecific Airways Hyperreactivity
Supported by NIDA Grant No. RO1-DA-03018. Notes †Supported by NIDA Grant No. RO1-DA-03018
Case Mix and Outcomes of Nursing Home Patients: The Importance of Prior Nursing Home Care and Admission From Home Versus Hospital
The authors compared the personal characteristics, measures of functional status/case mix, and discharge outcomes of nursing home patients admitted to skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) in 1984 for the first time (first admissions) to those of patients with a prior history of nursing home care (readmissions). Compared to first admissions, readmitted patients were more disabled and debilitated, significantly less likely to return home, and more lik…
Discrimination and Potential Housemates With Mental or Substance Abuse Problems
The rationale for this study was to contribute to the surprising paucity of research on the topic of shared housing among young adults and particularly the explanations and justifications involved in selecting new flatmates. The study aimed to develop greater understanding of the required discrimination involved in choosing acceptable people for the intimacy of shared living, which conflicts with current taboos against openly discussing prejudice…
Shared housing among young adults: Avoiding complications in domestic relationships
One pathway by which young adults in the Western world are navigating housing difficulties is to pragmatically share costs by living or flatting with peers. The current study sought to add to the limited literature on this lifestyle through the application of discursive psychology to understanding the social dynamics of relationships in the intimacy of these households. Data was drawn from interviews with experienced New Zealand house sharers age…
Housemate desirability and understanding the social dynamics of shared living
Shared living among young adults is an increasingly widespread way of life in the Western world, yet surprisingly little is known about this lifestyle. The rationale for this research was to increase understanding of the social dynamics of these non-kin households. Data was obtained from interviews
From Supportive to Strained: A Mixed Methods Exploration of Emerging Adults’ Characterizations of Past and Present Grandparent-Grandchild Roles and Relationships
Though many emerging adults now have the opportunity to engage meaningfully with their grandparents, few studies have examined emerging adults’ perceptions of grandparent relationships and the roles taken on by grandparents and grandchildren. Informed by theories of psychosocial development, intergenerational solidarity, and sociocultural learning, this mixed methods study draws on closed- and open-ended survey items to explore emerging adults’ (…
Shared Housing and Young Adults: Examining Successful Dynamics and Negative Stereotypes
Paired for Success: Enhancing the Teacher Residency Experience Through Intentional Mentor-Mentee Matching
This study examines the influence of personality-based matching in mentor-mentee pairings within a teacher residency program. Using the Big Five Personality traits, we investigated whether personality similarity and perceived similarity within mentor teacher (MT) and teacher resident (TR) dyads are associated with satisfaction in the mentoring partnership. Findings indicate that perceived similarity significantly enhances satisfaction, and when M…
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (3 works) · Harmony (color (2 works) · Homelessness and Social Issues (2 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (2 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (2 works)