Sharon Telleen
Biographic Data
| ID | 5511136 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sharon Telleen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sharon |
| FAMILY NAME | Telleen |
| SIGNATURE | TELLEEN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Access to oral health services for urban low‐income Latino children
Identifying the structural and behavioral factors that increase the likelihood of the use of oral health services can provide the basis for developing effective interventions specific to Latino children at the neighborhood level. The study findings can be also used for designing culturally appropriate oral health promotion programs and provider coordination of care
A Model-Driven Approach to Qualitatively Assessing the Added Value of Community Coalitions
Food Insufficiency in Urban Latino Families
The Effect of Social Support and Acculturation on Postpartum Depression in Mexican American Women
Postpartum depression was studied in 66 multiparous Mexican American women using a prospective longitudinal design. Interviews were conducted at 34 to 36 weeks prenatally and 4 to 6 weeks postpartum. Women expressing prenatal depression were more likely to continue to experience depression postpartum. Other predictors included a high need for postpartum support, specific support network characteristics, acculturation, and poor quality relationshi…
Predictors of Hepatitis B Immunization Status in Korean American Children
What To Do Until the Grownup Arrives
Assistant professor Health policy and Administration school of public health university of IIIinois at chicago, chicago IIIinois
Family and community support of urban pregnant students
Family and community support resources available to 200 primiparous and 44 multiparous pregnant students were examined. All pregnant students included in the study were unmarried, African American, and enrolled in urban public high schools of a large midwestern city from 1986 to 1989. Results showed that (a) support persons in the family system were mentioned more frequently than those in the community system in all support functions and by all p…
The relationship between social support and maternal behaviors and attitudes
Used meta-analysis to analyze 66 studies that evaluated the relationship between social support available to the mother and maternal behaviors and attitudes. Investigators sampled relatively homogeneous populations of white, middle-class, married mothers of young children without physical or mental disabilities. A variety of instruments were used to assess key study variables. Significant correlations existed between both emotional and material s…
The relationship between social support and maternal behaviors and attitudes
Used meta‐analysis to analyze 66 studies that evaluated the relationship between social support available to the mother and maternal behaviors and attitudes. Investigators sampled relatively homogeneous populations of white, middle‐class, married mothers of young children without physical or mental disabilities. A variety of instruments were used to assess key study variables. Significant correlations existed between both emotional and material s…
Parental beliefs and help seeking in mothers' use of a community-based family support program
This study examined mothers' help seeking from a family support program. The mothers' participation in the parenting program was examined within an attributional and social support framework as a function of four factors: (a) the mother's level of child-related stresses, (b) the mother's expressed need for social support in parenting, (c) the mother's attribution of the child's behavior problems to her own efforts, and (d) the mother's belief in …
Impact of a family support program on mothers' social support and parenting stress
The study examined two components of a family support program, a mothers' self-help discussion group and a parent education group, to determine their effects on social support and parenting stress. Findings suggest that, after three months of program participation, mothers in both groups felt less social isolation and parenting stress than did mothers in the control group
Relation between cooperation and empathy in young children
Relation between cooperation and empathy in young children
Impact of a family support program on mothers' social support and parenting stress
The study examined two components of a family support program, a mothers' self-help discussion group and a parent education group, to determine their effects on social support and parenting stress. Findings suggest that, after three months of program participation, mothers in both groups felt less social isolation and parenting stress than did mothers in the control group
Parental beliefs and help seeking in mothers' use of a community-based family support program
This study examined mothers' help seeking from a family support program. The mothers' participation in the parenting program was examined within an attributional and social support framework as a function of four factors: (a) the mother's level of child-related stresses, (b) the mother's expressed need for social support in parenting, (c) the mother's attribution of the child's behavior problems to her own efforts, and (d) the mother's belief in …
The relationship between social support and maternal behaviors and attitudes
Used meta-analysis to analyze 66 studies that evaluated the relationship between social support available to the mother and maternal behaviors and attitudes. Investigators sampled relatively homogeneous populations of white, middle-class, married mothers of young children without physical or mental disabilities. A variety of instruments were used to assess key study variables. Significant correlations existed between both emotional and material s…
The relationship between social support and maternal behaviors and attitudes
Used meta‐analysis to analyze 66 studies that evaluated the relationship between social support available to the mother and maternal behaviors and attitudes. Investigators sampled relatively homogeneous populations of white, middle‐class, married mothers of young children without physical or mental disabilities. A variety of instruments were used to assess key study variables. Significant correlations existed between both emotional and material s…
Family and community support of urban pregnant students
Family and community support resources available to 200 primiparous and 44 multiparous pregnant students were examined. All pregnant students included in the study were unmarried, African American, and enrolled in urban public high schools of a large midwestern city from 1986 to 1989. Results showed that (a) support persons in the family system were mentioned more frequently than those in the community system in all support functions and by all p…
What To Do Until the Grownup Arrives
Assistant professor Health policy and Administration school of public health university of IIIinois at chicago, chicago IIIinois
Predictors of Hepatitis B Immunization Status in Korean American Children
The Effect of Social Support and Acculturation on Postpartum Depression in Mexican American Women
Postpartum depression was studied in 66 multiparous Mexican American women using a prospective longitudinal design. Interviews were conducted at 34 to 36 weeks prenatally and 4 to 6 weeks postpartum. Women expressing prenatal depression were more likely to continue to experience depression postpartum. Other predictors included a high need for postpartum support, specific support network characteristics, acculturation, and poor quality relationshi…
Food Insufficiency in Urban Latino Families
Access to oral health services for urban low‐income Latino children
Identifying the structural and behavioral factors that increase the likelihood of the use of oral health services can provide the basis for developing effective interventions specific to Latino children at the neighborhood level. The study findings can be also used for designing culturally appropriate oral health promotion programs and provider coordination of care
A Model-Driven Approach to Qualitatively Assessing the Added Value of Community Coalitions
Medicine (10 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Nursing (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social support (6 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy and Postpartum (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works)