Andrew P Jackson
Biographic Data
| ID | 5807291 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrew P Jackson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrew P |
| FAMILY NAME | Jackson |
| SIGNATURE | JACKSON A P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8739-2646 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 75 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Nonresident Fathers' Involvement with Young Black Children
The study reported in this article used Fragile Families data to test a mediational model of the influences of nonresident black fathers' involvement with 492 low-income single mothers and their three-year-old children (time 3) on the mothers' psychological well-being and parenting adequacy and the children's socioemotional development at age 5 (time 5) as they prepared to enter elementary school. The findings generally replicated earlier researc…
Poor Single Mothers with Young Children
Using data from two waves of a short-term longitudinal study, the authors examined the impact of maternal socioeconomic conditions (education, employment, and income) and family processes (quality of mother-father relations, frequency of nonresident fathers' contacts with their children, and mothers' parenting stress) at time (T) 1 on maternal parenting adequacy and children's behavior problems and adaptive language skills, 11⁄2 to two years late…
Low-Wage Maternal Employment and Parenting Style
This three-year longitudinal study investigated whether low-wage employment was associated with improved psychological and parenting outcomes in a sample of 178 single mothers who were employed and unemployed current and former welfare recipients both before and subsequent to the passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. Participation in employment predicted fewer depressive symptoms and less negative…
The Ulster Crisis, 1885-1921
George Boyce and Alan O’Day are now firmly established as the co-editors of a distinguished series of essay collections on nineteenth- and twentieth-century Irish historical themes. This volume demonstrates many of the strengths of its predecessors, uniting the authoritative reflections of well-established scholars with (often) incisive work from those, as yet, less firmly established within the discipline. Indeed, one of the great merits of the …
Maternal Gambling, Parenting, and Child Behavioral Functioning in Native American Families
Using data from a sample of 150 Native American mothers of a child 6 to 15 years old, this study examined the relations between and among mothers' gambling, parenting in the home environment, social supports, and child behavior problems. Respondents were recruited from a tribal casino on a Great Lakes Indian reservation. Results indicate that behavior problems in Native American children in the context of maternal gambling were associated with gr…
Single Mothers' Self-Efficacy, Parenting in the Home Environment, and Children's Development in a Two-Wave Study
Using data from a sample of 178 single black mothers and their young children who were ages three to five at time 1 and ages five to eight at time 2, this study examined the links between and among low-wage employment, mothers' self-efficacy beliefs, depressive symptoms, and a constellation of parenting behaviors in the preschool years to children's cognitive and behavioral functioning in early elementary school years. In general, the results sup…
The Papers of Andrew Jackson
The Papers of Andrew Jackson: Vol. VI, 1825-1828. Edited by Harold D. Moser, J. Clint Clift, and Wyatt C. Wells. (Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 2002. Pp. xlvii, 674. Illustrations, chronology, calendar. Cloth, $70.00.)Historians of early republic have reason to celebrate appearance of latest volume of Papers of Andrew covering years 1825 through 1828. Like its predecessors in University of Tennessee Press series, this installment is c…
The Effects of Nonresident Father Involvement on Single Black Mothers and Their Young Children
Using data from an ongoing study of current and former welfare recipients and their preschool children, the study discussed in this article examined the influence of the presence of nonresident fathers on the well-being and development of 188 low-income, employed and nonemployed single black mothers and their three- and four-year-old children. There is evidence that involvement by nonresident fathers has positive effects on maternal depression sy…
Concerns about children's development
This study sought to determine the effects of mothers' concerns about their preschool children's well-being and development on indicators of maternal role strain, depression symptoms, and feelings about work, using data from an ongoing investigation of 93 single black mothers employed in low-wage jobs in New York City. Findings revealed that beliefs that maternal employment can be detrimental to young children contributed to mothers' role strain …
The Effects of Nonresident Father Involvement on Single Black Mothers and Their Young Children
Using data from an ongoing study of current and former welfare recipients and their preschool children, the study discussed in this article examined the influence of the presence of nonresident fathers on the well-being and development of 188 low-income, employed and nonemployed single black mothers and their three- and four-year-old children. There is evidence that involvement by nonresident fathers has positive effects on maternal depression sy…
Single Mothers' Self-Efficacy, Parenting in the Home Environment, and Children's Development in a Two-Wave Study
Using data from a sample of 178 single black mothers and their young children who were ages three to five at time 1 and ages five to eight at time 2, this study examined the links between and among low-wage employment, mothers' self-efficacy beliefs, depressive symptoms, and a constellation of parenting behaviors in the preschool years to children's cognitive and behavioral functioning in early elementary school years. In general, the results sup…
Poor Single Mothers with Young Children
Using data from two waves of a short-term longitudinal study, the authors examined the impact of maternal socioeconomic conditions (education, employment, and income) and family processes (quality of mother-father relations, frequency of nonresident fathers' contacts with their children, and mothers' parenting stress) at time (T) 1 on maternal parenting adequacy and children's behavior problems and adaptive language skills, 11⁄2 to two years late…
Low-Wage Maternal Employment and Parenting Style
This three-year longitudinal study investigated whether low-wage employment was associated with improved psychological and parenting outcomes in a sample of 178 single mothers who were employed and unemployed current and former welfare recipients both before and subsequent to the passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. Participation in employment predicted fewer depressive symptoms and less negative…
Concerns about children's development
This study sought to determine the effects of mothers' concerns about their preschool children's well-being and development on indicators of maternal role strain, depression symptoms, and feelings about work, using data from an ongoing investigation of 93 single black mothers employed in low-wage jobs in New York City. Findings revealed that beliefs that maternal employment can be detrimental to young children contributed to mothers' role strain …
Nonresident Fathers' Involvement with Young Black Children
The study reported in this article used Fragile Families data to test a mediational model of the influences of nonresident black fathers' involvement with 492 low-income single mothers and their three-year-old children (time 3) on the mothers' psychological well-being and parenting adequacy and the children's socioemotional development at age 5 (time 5) as they prepared to enter elementary school. The findings generally replicated earlier researc…
Maternal Gambling, Parenting, and Child Behavioral Functioning in Native American Families
Using data from a sample of 150 Native American mothers of a child 6 to 15 years old, this study examined the relations between and among mothers' gambling, parenting in the home environment, social supports, and child behavior problems. Respondents were recruited from a tribal casino on a Great Lakes Indian reservation. Results indicate that behavior problems in Native American children in the context of maternal gambling were associated with gr…
The Ulster Crisis, 1885-1921
George Boyce and Alan O’Day are now firmly established as the co-editors of a distinguished series of essay collections on nineteenth- and twentieth-century Irish historical themes. This volume demonstrates many of the strengths of its predecessors, uniting the authoritative reflections of well-established scholars with (often) incisive work from those, as yet, less firmly established within the discipline. Indeed, one of the great merits of the …
Concerns about children's development
This study sought to determine the effects of mothers' concerns about their preschool children's well-being and development on indicators of maternal role strain, depression symptoms, and feelings about work, using data from an ongoing investigation of 93 single black mothers employed in low-wage jobs in New York City. Findings revealed that beliefs that maternal employment can be detrimental to young children contributed to mothers' role strain …
The Effects of Nonresident Father Involvement on Single Black Mothers and Their Young Children
Using data from an ongoing study of current and former welfare recipients and their preschool children, the study discussed in this article examined the influence of the presence of nonresident fathers on the well-being and development of 188 low-income, employed and nonemployed single black mothers and their three- and four-year-old children. There is evidence that involvement by nonresident fathers has positive effects on maternal depression sy…
The Papers of Andrew Jackson
The Papers of Andrew Jackson: Vol. VI, 1825-1828. Edited by Harold D. Moser, J. Clint Clift, and Wyatt C. Wells. (Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 2002. Pp. xlvii, 674. Illustrations, chronology, calendar. Cloth, $70.00.)Historians of early republic have reason to celebrate appearance of latest volume of Papers of Andrew covering years 1825 through 1828. Like its predecessors in University of Tennessee Press series, this installment is c…
Single Mothers' Self-Efficacy, Parenting in the Home Environment, and Children's Development in a Two-Wave Study
Using data from a sample of 178 single black mothers and their young children who were ages three to five at time 1 and ages five to eight at time 2, this study examined the links between and among low-wage employment, mothers' self-efficacy beliefs, depressive symptoms, and a constellation of parenting behaviors in the preschool years to children's cognitive and behavioral functioning in early elementary school years. In general, the results sup…
Maternal Gambling, Parenting, and Child Behavioral Functioning in Native American Families
Using data from a sample of 150 Native American mothers of a child 6 to 15 years old, this study examined the relations between and among mothers' gambling, parenting in the home environment, social supports, and child behavior problems. Respondents were recruited from a tribal casino on a Great Lakes Indian reservation. Results indicate that behavior problems in Native American children in the context of maternal gambling were associated with gr…
Low-Wage Maternal Employment and Parenting Style
This three-year longitudinal study investigated whether low-wage employment was associated with improved psychological and parenting outcomes in a sample of 178 single mothers who were employed and unemployed current and former welfare recipients both before and subsequent to the passage of the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. Participation in employment predicted fewer depressive symptoms and less negative…
The Ulster Crisis, 1885-1921
George Boyce and Alan O’Day are now firmly established as the co-editors of a distinguished series of essay collections on nineteenth- and twentieth-century Irish historical themes. This volume demonstrates many of the strengths of its predecessors, uniting the authoritative reflections of well-established scholars with (often) incisive work from those, as yet, less firmly established within the discipline. Indeed, one of the great merits of the …
Poor Single Mothers with Young Children
Using data from two waves of a short-term longitudinal study, the authors examined the impact of maternal socioeconomic conditions (education, employment, and income) and family processes (quality of mother-father relations, frequency of nonresident fathers' contacts with their children, and mothers' parenting stress) at time (T) 1 on maternal parenting adequacy and children's behavior problems and adaptive language skills, 11⁄2 to two years late…
Nonresident Fathers' Involvement with Young Black Children
The study reported in this article used Fragile Families data to test a mediational model of the influences of nonresident black fathers' involvement with 492 low-income single mothers and their three-year-old children (time 3) on the mothers' psychological well-being and parenting adequacy and the children's socioemotional development at age 5 (time 5) as they prepared to enter elementary school. The findings generally replicated earlier researc…
Developmental psychology (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics (5 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (4 works) · Single mothers (4 works) · Welfare (4 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (3 works)