Nancy Hazen
Biographic Data
| ID | 768897 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nancy Hazen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nancy |
| FAMILY NAME | Hazen |
| SIGNATURE | HAZEN N |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at Austin |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1824-3150 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 57 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Divide and conquer: Coparenting and parent involvement in families with young children
Maternal experiences of childhood psychological maltreatment: Relations with toddler emotional regulation
Childhood psychological maltreatment is a prevalent type of maltreatment, but one that is less studied compared to other forms of abuse. The intergenerational effects of psychological maltreatment have yet to be fully explored. This study examined mothers’ recollections of childhood experiences of psychological maltreatment, assessed prenatally, and in relation to their own and their toddler’s emotion regulation. Psychological maltreatment was as…
Do Mothers’ Experiences Count? An Actor-Partner Interdependence Model of Language Brokering Experiences in Mexican Immigrant Families
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: Interparental Processes When Coparenting Two Children
Background Little is known about coparenting processes for two parents with two children, as observational studies of coparenting in families of four are virtually nonexistent. Objective The aim of the present study was to use observational methods to examine coparenting process in 52 families of four (mother–father–older child–younger child; N = 208 subjects). Method Mothers' and fathers' support of their partner and involvement with both childr…
Toddlers' Emotional Overregulation: Relations With Infant Temperament and Family Emotional Climate
Fathers’ attachment representations and infant feeding practices
This study examined how fathers' adult attachment representations, assessed before the birth of their first child, predict feeding practices with their 8-month-old infants. Fathers have been underrepresented in child feeding research, particularly in longitudinal and observational studies. Feeding is a key parenting task of infancy and a growing number of studies have begun to explore the connection between attachment and parental feeding practic…
National Sleep Foundation's sleep quality recommendations: First report
Coparenting dynamics: Mothers' and fathers' differential support and involvement
This study utilizes the actor–partner interdependence model to examine mothers' and fathers' support of their partner and involvement in parental decision making during coparenting interactions in relation to cooperative and competitive coparenting in a sample of 125 first‐time parents with a 24‐month‐old child. Fathers showed greater instances of support for their partner than did mothers, and mothers demonstrated higher levels of involvement in…
Parents' Perceived Discrimination and Adolescent Adjustment in Chinese American Families: Mediating Family Processes
Parental discriminatory experiences can have significant implications for adolescent adjustment. This study examined family processes linking parental perceived discrimination to adolescent depressive symptoms and delinquent behaviors by using the family stress model and incorporating family systems theory. Participants were 444 Chinese American adolescents (M age.wave1 = 13.03) and their parents residing in Northern California. Testing of actor-…
National Sleep Foundation’s updated sleep duration recommendations: Final report
National Sleep Foundation’s sleep time duration recommendations: Methodology and results summary
Marital Quality over the Transition to Parenthood as a Predictor of Coparenting
Coparenting Problems with Toddlers Predict Children’s Symptoms of Psychological Problems at Age 7
The supermom trap: Do involved dads erode moms' self-competence
Increasingly, husbands have been expected to share equally in the task of childrearing, especially when their wives are employed. This study examined reactions to these changes in a sample of 78 dual-earner couples with 8-month-old infants. When wives felt that their husbands were skillful caregivers, greater husbands' contribution to caregiving was associated with lower self-competence among wives. In contrast, wives' caregiving behavior was unr…
Representations of Marriage and Expectations of Parenthood: Predictors of Supportive Coparenting for First-Time Parents
SYNOPSIS Objective. We examine how spouses' representations of marriage and expectations about first-time parenthood predict support of the other spouse's parenting in postpartum triadic family interactions. Design. Prenatally, spouses' representations of marriage were assessed based on the content and insightfulness of memories from their parents' marriage, and spouses also rated their expectations about parenthood. At 24 months postpartum, part…
Maternal resolution of loss and abuse: Associations with adjustment to the transition to parenthood
This study examined relationships between mothers' resolution of past loss and abuse and their adjustment to the transition to parenthood. Three groups of mothers were compared: 1) those who were unresolved with respect to loss or abuse (Unresolved Loss/Abuse), 2) those who had experienced loss or abuse, but were considered resolved (Resolved Loss/Abuse), and 3) those who had not experienced loss or abuse (No Loss/Abuse). Mothers in the Resolved …
Social status and patterns of communication in acquainted and unacquainted preschool children
Communication patterns were investigated related to the emergence and maintenance of social status in young children
Relationship of security of attachment to exploration and cognitive mapping abilities in 2-year-olds
Picture cues and exhaustive search facilitate very young children's memory for location
Parents' Perceived Discrimination and Adolescent Adjustment in Chinese American Families: Mediating Family Processes
Parental discriminatory experiences can have significant implications for adolescent adjustment. This study examined family processes linking parental perceived discrimination to adolescent depressive symptoms and delinquent behaviors by using the family stress model and incorporating family systems theory. Participants were 444 Chinese American adolescents (M age.wave1 = 13.03) and their parents residing in Northern California. Testing of actor-…
Social status and patterns of communication in acquainted and unacquainted preschool children
Communication patterns were investigated related to the emergence and maintenance of social status in young children
Relationship of security of attachment to exploration and cognitive mapping abilities in 2-year-olds
Representations of Marriage and Expectations of Parenthood: Predictors of Supportive Coparenting for First-Time Parents
SYNOPSIS Objective. We examine how spouses' representations of marriage and expectations about first-time parenthood predict support of the other spouse's parenting in postpartum triadic family interactions. Design. Prenatally, spouses' representations of marriage were assessed based on the content and insightfulness of memories from their parents' marriage, and spouses also rated their expectations about parenthood. At 24 months postpartum, part…
Maternal resolution of loss and abuse: Associations with adjustment to the transition to parenthood
This study examined relationships between mothers' resolution of past loss and abuse and their adjustment to the transition to parenthood. Three groups of mothers were compared: 1) those who were unresolved with respect to loss or abuse (Unresolved Loss/Abuse), 2) those who had experienced loss or abuse, but were considered resolved (Resolved Loss/Abuse), and 3) those who had not experienced loss or abuse (No Loss/Abuse). Mothers in the Resolved …
Picture cues and exhaustive search facilitate very young children's memory for location
Picture cues and exhaustive search facilitate very young children's memory for location
Relationship of security of attachment to exploration and cognitive mapping abilities in 2-year-olds
Social status and patterns of communication in acquainted and unacquainted preschool children
Communication patterns were investigated related to the emergence and maintenance of social status in young children
Maternal resolution of loss and abuse: Associations with adjustment to the transition to parenthood
This study examined relationships between mothers' resolution of past loss and abuse and their adjustment to the transition to parenthood. Three groups of mothers were compared: 1) those who were unresolved with respect to loss or abuse (Unresolved Loss/Abuse), 2) those who had experienced loss or abuse, but were considered resolved (Resolved Loss/Abuse), and 3) those who had not experienced loss or abuse (No Loss/Abuse). Mothers in the Resolved …
Representations of Marriage and Expectations of Parenthood: Predictors of Supportive Coparenting for First-Time Parents
SYNOPSIS Objective. We examine how spouses' representations of marriage and expectations about first-time parenthood predict support of the other spouse's parenting in postpartum triadic family interactions. Design. Prenatally, spouses' representations of marriage were assessed based on the content and insightfulness of memories from their parents' marriage, and spouses also rated their expectations about parenthood. At 24 months postpartum, part…
The supermom trap: Do involved dads erode moms' self-competence
Increasingly, husbands have been expected to share equally in the task of childrearing, especially when their wives are employed. This study examined reactions to these changes in a sample of 78 dual-earner couples with 8-month-old infants. When wives felt that their husbands were skillful caregivers, greater husbands' contribution to caregiving was associated with lower self-competence among wives. In contrast, wives' caregiving behavior was unr…
National Sleep Foundation’s updated sleep duration recommendations: Final report
National Sleep Foundation’s sleep time duration recommendations: Methodology and results summary
Marital Quality over the Transition to Parenthood as a Predictor of Coparenting
Coparenting Problems with Toddlers Predict Children’s Symptoms of Psychological Problems at Age 7
Parents' Perceived Discrimination and Adolescent Adjustment in Chinese American Families: Mediating Family Processes
Parental discriminatory experiences can have significant implications for adolescent adjustment. This study examined family processes linking parental perceived discrimination to adolescent depressive symptoms and delinquent behaviors by using the family stress model and incorporating family systems theory. Participants were 444 Chinese American adolescents (M age.wave1 = 13.03) and their parents residing in Northern California. Testing of actor-…
National Sleep Foundation's sleep quality recommendations: First report
Coparenting dynamics: Mothers' and fathers' differential support and involvement
This study utilizes the actor–partner interdependence model to examine mothers' and fathers' support of their partner and involvement in parental decision making during coparenting interactions in relation to cooperative and competitive coparenting in a sample of 125 first‐time parents with a 24‐month‐old child. Fathers showed greater instances of support for their partner than did mothers, and mothers demonstrated higher levels of involvement in…
Fathers’ attachment representations and infant feeding practices
This study examined how fathers' adult attachment representations, assessed before the birth of their first child, predict feeding practices with their 8-month-old infants. Fathers have been underrepresented in child feeding research, particularly in longitudinal and observational studies. Feeding is a key parenting task of infancy and a growing number of studies have begun to explore the connection between attachment and parental feeding practic…
Teamwork Makes the Dream Work: Interparental Processes When Coparenting Two Children
Background Little is known about coparenting processes for two parents with two children, as observational studies of coparenting in families of four are virtually nonexistent. Objective The aim of the present study was to use observational methods to examine coparenting process in 52 families of four (mother–father–older child–younger child; N = 208 subjects). Method Mothers' and fathers' support of their partner and involvement with both childr…
Toddlers' Emotional Overregulation: Relations With Infant Temperament and Family Emotional Climate
Maternal experiences of childhood psychological maltreatment: Relations with toddler emotional regulation
Childhood psychological maltreatment is a prevalent type of maltreatment, but one that is less studied compared to other forms of abuse. The intergenerational effects of psychological maltreatment have yet to be fully explored. This study examined mothers’ recollections of childhood experiences of psychological maltreatment, assessed prenatally, and in relation to their own and their toddler’s emotion regulation. Psychological maltreatment was as…
Do Mothers’ Experiences Count? An Actor-Partner Interdependence Model of Language Brokering Experiences in Mexican Immigrant Families
Divide and conquer: Coparenting and parent involvement in families with young children
Psychology (19 works) · Developmental psychology (16 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (8 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (7 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Coparenting (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy and Postpartum (4 works)