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Multiple Maltreatment and Adverse Childhood Experiences: Exploring Cumulative Threats to Attachment Quality by Barnett, James E, Howe, Tasha R

“…Child maltreatment and other adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) often cooccur and are related to negative socioemotional outcomes; however, limited research…”
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A multi-site evaluation of Parents Raising Safe Kids Violence Prevention Program by Weymouth, Lindsay Adelman, Howe, Tasha R.

“…The Parents Raising Safe Kids Program (PRSK) is a research-based manualized violence prevention curriculum designed to decrease coercive parenting behavior,…”
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Attitudes toward mental health services among homeless and matched housed youth by Martin, Jared K., Howe, Tasha R.

“…Homeless youth experience high rates of mental health problems yet they under-utilize mental health services. The present study surveyed 56 homeless youth and…”
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International child abuse prevention: insights from ACT Raising Safe Kids by Howe, Tasha R., Knox, Michele, Altafim, Elisa R. Pisani, Linhares, Maria Beatriz M., Nishizawa, Nahoko, Fu, Trista Juhsin, Camargo, Ana P. Leao, Ormeno, Gabriela I. Reyes, Marques, Teresa, Barrios, Luisa, Pereira, Ana I.

“…Background Evidence‐based practices are often viewed as lofty goals endorsed by wealthy academics in developed nations, but impossible to implement in other…”
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INTERNATIONAL CHILD WELFARE: GUIDELINES FOR EDUCATORS AND A CASE STUDY FROM CYPRUS by Howe, Tasha R.

“…This article outlines challenges and opportunities educators and students face while attempting to develop a global perspective in social work. It discusses…”
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The timing of child physical maltreatment: a cross-domain growth analysis of impact on adolescent externalizing and internalizing problems by Keiley, M K, Howe, T R, Dodge, K A, Bates, J E, Petti, G S

“…In a sample of 578 children assessed in kindergarten through the eighth grade, we used growth modeling to determine the basic developmental trajectories of…”
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Sex and Gender in the 1980s Heavy Metal Scene: Groupies, Musicians, and Fans Recall Their Experiences by Howe, Tasha R., Friedman, Howard S.

“…Groupies, heavy metal musicians, and highly devoted fans (metalheads) were some of the most salient identity groups for teenagers and emerging adults in the…”
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Three Decades Later: The Life Experiences and Mid-Life Functioning of 1980s Heavy Metal Groupies, Musicians, and Fans by Howe, Tasha R., Aberson, Christopher L., Friedman, Howard S., Murphy, Sarah E., Alcazar, Esperanza, Vazquez, Edwin J., Becker, Rebekah

“…Research in the 1980s suggested that young "metalheads" were at risk for poor developmental outcomes. No other study has assessed this group as adults; thus,…”
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Friendship quality and sociometric status: between-group differences and links to loneliness in severely abused and nonabused children by Howe, Tasha R, Parke, Ross D

“…Objective: There were two main aims: first, to illuminate the difference between abused children’s general popularity with classmates and success in close…”
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Lessons Learned from Political Violence and Genocide in Teaching a Psychology of Peace: An Interview with Linda Woolf by Howe, Tasha R.

“…Tasha R. Howe got her BA in psychology from the University of California at Santa Barbara. She received her MA and PhD in developmental psychology from the…”
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Changes in Abused Children's Social and Cognitive Skills from Intake to Discharge in a Residential Treatment Center by Zimmerman, D. Patrick, Pugh, Robin H., Tepper, Fran L., Halpern-Felsher, Bonnie L., Howe, Tasha R., Tomlinson-Keasey, Carol, Parke, Ross D.

“…Victims of child abuse can experience severe developmental consequences in multiple areas of functioning. Providing a structured environment may be part of an…”
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The Emotional Understanding and Peer Relations of Abused Children in Residential Treatment by Zimmerman, D. Patrick, Howe, Tasha R., Tepper, Fran L., Parke, Ross D.

“…Abused and non-abused children aged 6-10 were compared on emotional understanding and social behaviors. Abused children scored lower on all measures of…”
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The Emotional Understanding and Peer Relations of Abused Children in Residential Treatment by Howe, Tasha R, Tepper, Fran L, Parke, Ross D

“…Various measures & tests were used to compare samples of abused & nonabused children in southern CA (N = 42 each, ages 6-10) on emotional understanding &…”
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