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Parent-adolescent dyads: association of parental autonomy support and parent-adolescent shared diabetes care responsibility by Hanna, K. M., Dashiff, C. J., Stump, T. E., Weaver, M. T.

“…Purpose  Parent–adolescent shared responsibility for diabetes care is advocated by experts to achieve beneficial diabetes and psychosocial outcomes for…”
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Theory development in psychiatric-mental health nursing: an analysis of Orem's theory by Dashiff, C J

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Self- and Dependent-Care Responsibility of Adolescents with IDDM and their Parents by Dashiff, Carol J.

“…The purposes of this study were to describe perceptions of the division of diabetes self- and dependent-care responsibility among young adolescents and their…”
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Parents' perceptions of diabetes in adolescent daughters and its impact on the family by Dashiff, C J

“…Parent's perceptions of diabetes in adolescent daughters and its impact on the family was examined. Transitions in health and developmental state affect the…”
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Role of parental autonomy support on self-determination in influencing diet and exercise motivation in older adolescents by Morrison, Shannon A, Dashiff, Carol J, Vance, David E

“…Parental influence to promote autonomy and self-determination in their children as they grow up may also motivate them to exercise and eat healthily…”
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Understanding separation anxiety disorder by Dashiff, C J

“…When children are acutely ill and life is threatened, separation anxiety can develop in parents and children. Separation anxiety has been studied through two…”
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Self-care capabilities in black girls in anticipation of menarche by Dashiff, C J

“…Limited research exists on young girls' expectations of self-care related to menarche. No studies specifically focus on black girls. This study describes the…”
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Decision points in choosing family self-report scales in research by Dashiff, C J

“…Literature that systematically highlights critical decision-making points in conducting family research is sparse. The wide-spread use of self-report…”
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Menstrual attitudes among black and white premenarcheal girls by Dashiff, C J, Buchanan, L A

“…To determine if a difference exists between black and white fifth-grade girls' attitudes about menarche and menstruation. The Menstrual Attitude…”
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