Search Results - "Oddi, Kate B."

Integrating and Differentiating Aspects of Self-Regulation: Effortful Control, Executive Functioning, and Links to Negative Affectivity by Bridgett, David J., Oddi, Kate B., Laake, Lauren M., Murdock, Kyle W., Bachmann, Melissa N.

“…Subdisciplines within psychology frequently examine self-regulation from different frameworks despite conceptually similar definitions of constructs. In the…”
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Maternal and Infant Temperament Characteristics as Contributors to Parenting Stress in the First Year Postpartum by Oddi, Kate B., Murdock, Kyle W., Vadnais, Sarah, Bridgett, David J., Gartstein, Maria A.

“…Although prominent models emphasize that maternal, child, and situational variables are associated with parenting stress, previous research has often neglected…”
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Maternal self-regulation, relationship adjustment, and home chaos: Contributions to infant negative emotionality by Bridgett, David J., Burt, Nicole M., Laake, Lauren M., Oddi, Kate B.

“…•Chaos and inter-parental relationship adjustment predicted subsequent infant NE.•Maternal regulation indirectly affected infant NE through environmental…”
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Cognitive Correlates of Personality: Links Between Executive Functioning and the Big Five Personality Traits by Murdock, Kyle W, Oddi, Kate B, Bridgett, David J

“…Research examining associations between executive functioning (EF) and personality traits has demonstrated promising results; however, examination of…”
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An Actor-Partner Interdependence Analysis of Associations between Affect and Parenting Behavior among Couples by Murdock, Kyle W., Lovejoy, M. Christine, Oddi, Kate B.

“…Prior studies evaluating associations between parental affect and parenting behavior have typically focused on either mothers or fathers despite evidence…”
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Examining the reciprocal longitudinal relations between maternal depressive symptoms and infant positive emotionality in the first year postpartum by Oddi, Kate B

“…The present study examined the relationship between maternal depressive symptoms and infant positive emotionality (PE) in the first year postpartum. It was…”
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Examining the reciprocal longitudinal relations between maternal depressive symptoms and infant positive emotionality in the first year postpartum by Oddi, Kate B

“…The present study examined the relationship between maternal depressive symptoms and infant positive emotionality (PE) in the first year postpartum. It was…”
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