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Comparison of the enrollment percentages of magnet and non-magnet schools in a large urban school district by Arcia, Emily

“…Are magnet schools in a position to meet diversity ideals? As districts are declared unitary and released from court ordered desegregation, many are framing…”
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Achievement and Enrollment Status of Suspended Students: Outcomes in a Large, Multicultural School District by Arcia, Emily

“…There have been outcries in both the academic sector and in the popular press about the high and increasingly rising use of suspensions as a discipline…”
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A Comparison of Elementary/K-8 and Middle Schools' Suspension Rates by Arcia, Emily

“…This study was undertaken to examine the suspension percentages among three sixth-grade transition groups: (a) students who attended elementary or K-8 schools…”
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Early Intervention for Families Experiencing Homelessness: A Pilot Randomized Trial Comparing Two Parenting Programs by Graziano, Paulo A., Spiegel, Jamie A., Hayes, Timothy, Arcia, Emily

“…Objective: As part of a larger community-based, service-driven research project, the primary purpose of this pilot randomized study was to examine the…”
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Initial promise of child-parent psychotherapy in reducing stress and postpartum depression among mothers experiencing homelessness: a feasibility and pilot study by Curzon, Madeline M, Graziano, Paulo A, Arcia, Emily, Cox, Shana K, Ayala, Muriel, Carnero, Nicole A, O'Mara, Noelle

“…Mothers experiencing homelessness undergo significant stressors in addition to parenting stress, yet the rate and treatment of postpartum depression (PPD)…”
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Variability in Schools' Suspension Rates of Black Students by Arcia, Emily

“…Black students are frequently suspended at much higher rates than students from other races or ethnicities. Analyses of suspension data over a three-year…”
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Comparison of the Enrollment Percentages of Magnet and Non-Magnet Schools in a Large Urban School District by Arcia, Emily

“…Are magnet schools in a position to meet diversity ideals? As districts are declared unitary and released from court ordered desegregation, many are framing…”
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A Test of the Segregation Premise: Comparison of Enrollment Percentages of Charter and Non-Charter Schools in a Large Urban School District by Arcia, Emily

“…Concerns have been raised over the potential of charter schools to re-segregate the nation's schools. This concern has been expressed mostly with respect to…”
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When Respect Means to Obey: Immigrant Mexican Mothers' Values for Their Children by Arcia, Emily, Johnson, Alice

“…We describe Mexican immigrant mothers' values for their children and their understanding of how children acquire those values. Fifteen mothers were given a…”
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Latino parents' perception of their children's health status by Arcia, Emily

“…Descriptive and multivariate analyses of the Hispanic health and nutrition examination survey were undertaken to describe Mexican American and Puerto Rican…”
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Latina mothers' stances on stimulant medication: Complexity, conflict, and compromise by ARCIA, Emily, FERNANDEZ, Maria C, JAQUEZ, Marisela

“…This study was undertaken to understand and describe Latina mothers' cognitions and attitudes toward the use of medication for their young children's behavior…”
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Addressing Mental Health and Trauma-Related Needs of Sheltered Children and Families with Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) by Spiegel, Jamie A., Graziano, Paulo A., Arcia, Emily, Cox, Shana K., Ayala, Muriel, Carnero, Nicole A., O’Mara, Noelle L.

“…Children and adolescents (“youth”) experiencing homelessness are at a disproportionately high risk of exposure to potentially traumatic events (PTE). However,…”
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Disruptive Behaviors and Maternal Responsibility: A Complex Portrait of Stigma, Self-Blame, and Other Reactions by Fernández, María C., Arcia, Emily

“…Feelings of stigma and self-blame were studied among 62 Cuban, Dominican, and Puerto Rican mothers of 4- to 10-year-old children with disruptive behaviors…”
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From awareness to acknowledgment: The development of concern among Latina mothers of children with disruptive behaviors by Arcia, Emily, Fernández, María C.

“…The purpose of this study was to describe the process by which Latina mothers become concerned about their children’s disruptive behaviors and deem…”
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Presenting problems and assigned diagnoses among young Latino children with disruptive behaviors by Arcia, Emily, Fernández, María C

“…It is unclear whether the behaviors that alert families to the need for services are those that classify children for the diagnoses they receive. This study…”
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From awareness to acknowledgement: the development of concern among Latina mothers of children with disruptive behaviors by Arcia, Emily, Fernandez, María C

“…The purpose of this study was to describe the process by which Latina mothers become concerned about their children's disruptive behaviors and deem…”
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Gender differences in ADHD? by Arcia, E, Conners, C K

“…This study examined possible gender differences in children and adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Results indicated that adult self-ratings…”
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Presenting problems and assigned diagnoses among young Latino children with disruptive behavior by Arcia, Emily, Fernández, María C.

“…It is unclear whether the behaviors that alert families to the need for services are those that classify children for the diagnoses they receive. This study…”
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Maternal Cognitions about Distress and Anxiety in Young Latino Children with Disruptive Behaviors by Arcia, Emily, Castillo, Hector, Fernández, María C.

“…This study was undertaken to describe how Caribbean Latina mothers understand distress in children, the behaviors that they attribute to it, and the labels…”
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Latina mothers' characterizations of their young children with disruptive behaviors by Arcia, Emily, Fernández, María C, Jáquez, Marisela

“…We add to current understanding of maternal cognitions and attributions about their children with disruptive behaviors by describing and exploring mothers'…”
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