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College Students’ Affective Distress: The Role of Expectation Discrepancies and Communication by Kanter Agliata, Allison, Renk, Kimberly

“…The discrepancy between college students’ performance and parents’ expectations may be related to college students’ affective distress. Further, the role that…”
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Interpretation of teasing during early adolescence by Agliata, Allison Kanter, Tantleff-Dunn, Stacey, Renk, Kimberly

“…Research has suggested that teasing, especially about physical appearance, is a common experience with negative consequences for adolescents. This study aimed…”
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College Students’ Adjustment: The Role of Parent–College Student Expectation Discrepancies and Communication Reciprocity by Agliata, Allison Kanter, Renk, Kimberly

“…Parents’ influence on college students’ adjustment is underestimated frequently. As college students often set goals based on their perceptions of their…”
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Female college students and cosmetic surgery: An investigation of experiences, attitudes, and body image by SARWER, David B, CASH, Thomas F, ANDERSON, Drew A, ROMANOFSKI, Michelle, MAGEE, Leanne, WILLIAMS, Emily Fleming, THOMPSON, J. Kevin, ROEHRIG, Megan, TANDEFF-DUNN, Stacey, AGLIATA, Allison Kanter, WILFLEY, Denise E, AMIDON, Amy D

“…This large, multisite study investigated female college students' experiences with and attitudes about cosmetic surgery. The study also assessed the…”
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College students' well being: The role of parent -college student expectation discrepancies and communication by Agliata, Allison Kanter

“…Parental influence on college students' well being is underestimated frequently in the developmental literature. College students often set social and academic…”
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College students' well being: The role of parent -college student expectation discrepancies and communication by Agliata, Allison Kanter

“…Parental influence on college students' well being is underestimated frequently in the developmental literature. College students often set social and academic…”
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