Cristina Mogro‐wilson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4415064 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Cristina Mogro‐wilson |
| PRENOMES | Cristina |
| SOBRENOME | Mogro‐wilson |
| ASSINATURA | WILSON C M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Connecticut |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7903-4446 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 39 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Mentorship and Stewardship
Navigating the Complex Landscape of Academic Publishing
Hope, Passion, and the Courage to Stay United in Divided Times
Standing up for Equity in the Face of Censorship
Reimagining Academic Productivity
A Critical Crossroads in Child Welfare
A Comparison in the Importance of Religious and Spiritual Beliefs among Latinx Parents of Children with Disabilities
This paper focuses on exploring the differences in the importance of spiritual/religious beliefs and practices (SRBP) between Latinx parents who have children with emotional, physical, and cognitive disabilities. Previous research has focused on looking at individual disabilities, such as autism—comparison in differences in importance of SRBP among Latinx parents needs to be further explored. Data from 154 Latinx parents in the United States was …
Reflecting on the Legacy of Alex Gitterman
Kinship Care and Building the Evidence of Effective Programs
The Role of Informal Supports on Parent Stress and Family–Professional Partnerships of Latino Parents of Children with Disabilities
Relationships Between Affiliate Stigma, Special Education Plans, and Family-school Partnerships Among Latino Parents of Children with Disabilities
The Association Between Latino Cultural Concepts and Fatherhood Identity on Stigma for Fathers With a Child With a Disability
This study focuses on Latino fathers and investigates the role that cultural concepts and fatherhood identity play in the stigma associated with having a child with a disability. Disability stigma is a widely held concept that acknowledges the role of culture; however, there is a lack of information on Latino fathers. Using a panel survey provider a US cross‐sectional survey was completed by 92 Latino fathers who had a child with a disability. Mu…
Social Work Research in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Calling All Early Career Change Makers
The Importance of Policy Advocacy in Social Work
Free From Sexual Harassment
Social work is not immune from sexual and gender harassment, as evidenced by recent events at one of our core professional conferences. Several attendees experienced sexual harassment during the Co
Environmental Shifts
Greetings From the New Editor-in-Chief
Reflections From Academic Mothers of Young Children on Social Work Research and Education
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound societal impact with unprecedented impact on women’s labor force participation, including among academic mothers. Yet, persistent gendered and racialized inequities in academia remain structurally unaddressed, including in social work. We believe that as social work educators we are well-positioned to develop an academic culture that helps us refocus on what matters most; redefine excellence in teaching, s…
Teaching, Field Instruction, and Administration in the Time of Pandemic or Natural Disaster
The last year and a half has frequently been described as unprecedented as the COVID-19 pandemic led to sudden, unexpected changes in daily life around the world to prevent its spread. This crisis
The Hidden Cost of Caregiving During the Pandemic
It has been a little over a year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. We all seemed so certain that life would go back to normal soon after a temporary shutdown. Everything transitioned online – work
The Influence of Culture on Latino Fathers’ Parenting Styles
Objectives: Although Latina mothers have been studied extensively, less consideration has been given to the impact of culture on Latino fathers’ parenting. This study explores the relationship of six Latinx cultural constructs—familismo, simpatia, personalismo, respeto, traditional machismo, and caballerismo—on the parenting style of Latino fathers. Method: We analyzed data from 309 Latino fathers on the relationship between parenting styles—auth…
Role of Fatherhood Identity and Machismo in Latino Men With Problem Drinking
Latino men are more likely to binge drink than their non-Latino male counterparts. Moreover, Latino fathers who misuse alcohol may show rigid masculine values (traditional machismo) rather than sensitivity and warmth ( caballerismo). In an online survey of 309 Latino fathers, the researchers explored the relationship between problem drinking and traditional machismo, caballerismo, child–father relationship, father self-efficacy, and fatherhood id…
Emerging Bicultural Views of Fatherhood
Puerto Rican fathers remain an understudied population despite the growing Latino community in the U.S. Understanding how Puerto Rican fathers perceive their roles as fathers can inform our conceptualization of their engagement with children as well as the development of culturally-specific parenting interventions. In this qualitative study, focus groups were conducted with Puerto Rican men to identify their perceptions of their role as a father …
Supporting Recruitment and Retention of Young African-American and Hispanic Fathers in Community-Based Parenting Interventions Research
Few studies to date have provided strategies for maintaining low rates of attrition when conducting longitudinal, epidemiological, or community-based research with young, minority, urban fathers. This paper highlights lessons learned from a 5-year randomized controlled trial of a fatherhood intervention that designed and implemented state-of-the-art and culturally relevant recruitment and retention methods with 348 young fathers ages 15 to 25. Qu…
Multi-level influences on the practice of inter-agency collaboration in child welfare and substance abuse treatment
The Influence of Parental Warmth and Control on Latino Adolescent Alcohol Use
Latino adolescent alcohol use is related to substance use, later life addiction, and other negative outcomes. The lack of knowledge on parenting and the parent-youth relationship in Latino families in the context of acculturation and its affects on alcohol use prompted this study. Secondary data analysis using the Add Health data set indicates that high amounts of parental control function positively for Latino families, contrary to some findings…
The Influence of Culture on Latino Fathers’ Parenting Styles
Objectives: Although Latina mothers have been studied extensively, less consideration has been given to the impact of culture on Latino fathers’ parenting. This study explores the relationship of six Latinx cultural constructs—familismo, simpatia, personalismo, respeto, traditional machismo, and caballerismo—on the parenting style of Latino fathers. Method: We analyzed data from 309 Latino fathers on the relationship between parenting styles—auth…
A Cultural Understanding of the Parenting Practices of Puerto Rican Fathers
This study investigated the role of Puerto Rican (PR) fathers in the family and their involvement, parenting practices, and relationships with their children. Four focus groups were conducted by a bilingual interviewer with a total of 18 participants. The results indicate that parenting practices for PR fathers are heavily embedded in the cultural tenets of familismo (familism), respeto (respect), personalismo (personalism), and simpatía (sympath…
Parenting in Puerto Rican Families
Puerto Ricans are currently the second largest Latino subgroup in the United States. Social work services are often aligned with non-Latino cultural traditions. The model presented in this article contains the development of a basic understanding of essential elements of Latino culture, and how parenting practices for Puerto Rican families are actualized, through the lens of familismo, respecto, simpatia, and personalismo. The understanding of th…
Utilizing Mutual Aid in Reducing Adolescent Substance Use and Developing Group Engagement
Objective: This study assessed the effectiveness of mutual aid groups for high school students. Methods: A quasi-experimental design was applied to 242 adolescents, where every other adolescent was assigned to the intervention or the control condition. The study evaluated the influence of implementing mutual aid groups in decreasing perceived risk of substance use, favorable attitudes toward substance use, and reducing substance use while increas…
Multi-level influences on the practice of inter-agency collaboration in child welfare and substance abuse treatment
The Influence of Parental Warmth and Control on Latino Adolescent Alcohol Use
Latino adolescent alcohol use is related to substance use, later life addiction, and other negative outcomes. The lack of knowledge on parenting and the parent-youth relationship in Latino families in the context of acculturation and its affects on alcohol use prompted this study. Secondary data analysis using the Add Health data set indicates that high amounts of parental control function positively for Latino families, contrary to some findings…
Methodological Issues for University Collaboration With a Rural Latino Community and Substance-Abusing Population
Much of the research on the causes of minority health disparities has focused on populations in large cities. Yet, the growth of the Latino population in rural areas in the United States often results in isolation of these communities, fewer resources, and invisible barriers that lead to health disparities. Specifically, substance use is of growing concern in many rural Latino communities. To help eliminate health disparities, treatment must be p…
Continuity of Parental Behavioural Ratings of Children Adopted from China and Parenting Competence, Confidence and Enjoyment
Mary Beth Bruder, Carl J Dunst, Cristina Mogro-Wilson and Tony Xing Tan used an analytic procedure called structural equation modelling (SEM) to evaluate the effects of adoption and post-adoption child behaviour measures on parents' self-judgements of their parenting competence, confidence and enjoyment. SEM is a statistical procedure for investigating complex relationships among multiple variables simultaneously. The study participants were 314 …
Puerto Rican Parenting and Acculturation in Families Experiencing Substance Use and Intimate Partner Violence
This study investigated Puerto Rican families (n = 157) that contained at least one parent with a substance use disorder to describe the impact of acculturation, parenting, and intimate partner violence on child behavioral issues. Findings indicated that parental distress, parent–child dysfunctional interactions, and parental reinforcement had direct influences on child behavior problems for Puerto Ricans. Implications for social work practice ar…
Utilizing Mutual Aid in Reducing Adolescent Substance Use and Developing Group Engagement
Objective: This study assessed the effectiveness of mutual aid groups for high school students. Methods: A quasi-experimental design was applied to 242 adolescents, where every other adolescent was assigned to the intervention or the control condition. The study evaluated the influence of implementing mutual aid groups in decreasing perceived risk of substance use, favorable attitudes toward substance use, and reducing substance use while increas…
Parenting in Puerto Rican Families
Puerto Ricans are currently the second largest Latino subgroup in the United States. Social work services are often aligned with non-Latino cultural traditions. The model presented in this article contains the development of a basic understanding of essential elements of Latino culture, and how parenting practices for Puerto Rican families are actualized, through the lens of familismo, respecto, simpatia, and personalismo. The understanding of th…
Applying Sociocultural Theory to Teaching Statistics for Doctoral Social Work Students
This article describes the development of two doctoral-level multivariate statistics courses utilizing sociocultural theory, an integrative pedagogical framework. In the first course, the implementation of sociocultural theory helps to support the students through a rigorous introduction to statistics. The second course involves students developing and testing their own hypotheses on secondary data sets, writing conference abstracts, and presenti…
A Cultural Understanding of the Parenting Practices of Puerto Rican Fathers
This study investigated the role of Puerto Rican (PR) fathers in the family and their involvement, parenting practices, and relationships with their children. Four focus groups were conducted by a bilingual interviewer with a total of 18 participants. The results indicate that parenting practices for PR fathers are heavily embedded in the cultural tenets of familismo (familism), respeto (respect), personalismo (personalism), and simpatía (sympath…
A Brief High School Prevention Program to Decrease Alcohol Usage and Change Social Norms
This study assessed the effectiveness of Refuse, Remove, Reasons (RRR), a universal classroom-based substance abuse prevention program for urban and suburban high school students. A total of 1,352 adolescents were part of either a treatment (n = 678) or a comparison group (n = 674). The study evaluated the influence of implementing RRR in decreasing alcohol use, increasing perceived risk of drug use, decreasing social norms drug use, and increasi…
Teaching Social Work Students About Alcohol and Other Drug Use Disorders
This article builds on prior research demonstrating that intensive faculty training in alcohol and other drug (AOD) identification and treatment methods can result in increases in AOD knowledge and teaching efficacy. We provide examples of how faculty participants in the Alcohol and Other Drugs Education Program have adapted their teaching in clinical practice, research methods, and addiction specialty courses as a result of participation in our …
Retracted Article
This article refers to:RETRACTED ARTICLE: Using fatherhood as a mechanism of change in substance abuse treatment for Hispanic men
Increasing condom usage for African-American and hispanic young fathers in a community based intervention
Objectives: This paper investigates a community-based intervention for young fathers, FatherWorks , compared to care-as-usual, 24/7 Dads . We hypothesized that utilizing the FatherWorks intervention (a 15 session parenting intervention, 13 session employment class, paid internship, case management, and access to behavioral health services) will assist in readiness to use condoms and increase condom usage, which may differ by race/ethnicity. Metho…
Engaging Young Minority Fathers in Research
The authors discuss the need to provide services for minority teenage fathers. They mention the importance of cultural and social awareness, the use of engagement through the use of peer models, and the attention paid to basic needs
Supporting Recruitment and Retention of Young African-American and Hispanic Fathers in Community-Based Parenting Interventions Research
Few studies to date have provided strategies for maintaining low rates of attrition when conducting longitudinal, epidemiological, or community-based research with young, minority, urban fathers. This paper highlights lessons learned from a 5-year randomized controlled trial of a fatherhood intervention that designed and implemented state-of-the-art and culturally relevant recruitment and retention methods with 348 young fathers ages 15 to 25. Qu…
Role of Fatherhood Identity and Machismo in Latino Men With Problem Drinking
Latino men are more likely to binge drink than their non-Latino male counterparts. Moreover, Latino fathers who misuse alcohol may show rigid masculine values (traditional machismo) rather than sensitivity and warmth ( caballerismo). In an online survey of 309 Latino fathers, the researchers explored the relationship between problem drinking and traditional machismo, caballerismo, child–father relationship, father self-efficacy, and fatherhood id…
Emerging Bicultural Views of Fatherhood
Puerto Rican fathers remain an understudied population despite the growing Latino community in the U.S. Understanding how Puerto Rican fathers perceive their roles as fathers can inform our conceptualization of their engagement with children as well as the development of culturally-specific parenting interventions. In this qualitative study, focus groups were conducted with Puerto Rican men to identify their perceptions of their role as a father …
Teaching, Field Instruction, and Administration in the Time of Pandemic or Natural Disaster
The last year and a half has frequently been described as unprecedented as the COVID-19 pandemic led to sudden, unexpected changes in daily life around the world to prevent its spread. This crisis
The Hidden Cost of Caregiving During the Pandemic
It has been a little over a year since the COVID-19 pandemic began. We all seemed so certain that life would go back to normal soon after a temporary shutdown. Everything transitioned online – work
The Influence of Culture on Latino Fathers’ Parenting Styles
Objectives: Although Latina mothers have been studied extensively, less consideration has been given to the impact of culture on Latino fathers’ parenting. This study explores the relationship of six Latinx cultural constructs—familismo, simpatia, personalismo, respeto, traditional machismo, and caballerismo—on the parenting style of Latino fathers. Method: We analyzed data from 309 Latino fathers on the relationship between parenting styles—auth…
Environmental Shifts
Greetings From the New Editor-in-Chief
Reflections From Academic Mothers of Young Children on Social Work Research and Education
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound societal impact with unprecedented impact on women’s labor force participation, including among academic mothers. Yet, persistent gendered and racialized inequities in academia remain structurally unaddressed, including in social work. We believe that as social work educators we are well-positioned to develop an academic culture that helps us refocus on what matters most; redefine excellence in teaching, s…
Social Work Research in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Calling All Early Career Change Makers
Psychology (27 obras) · Sociology (16 obras) · Medicine (13 obras) · Developmental psychology (11 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · Psychiatry (11 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (10 obras) · Family and Disability Support Research (8 obras) · Social Work Education and Practice (8 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (7 obras)