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Inquiry Into the Independent Reading Development of First-Generation College Graduates With Advanced Degrees by Knoester, Matthew, Plikuhn, Mari

“…Studies suggest that individuals with a parent who attended college or a university are more likely to attend themselves. Scholars have also argued that…”
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Influence of siblings on out-of-school reading practices by Knoester, Matthew, Plikuhn, Mari

“…This study draws on interviews with 26 individuals who attained an advanced degree and whose parents did not attend university and who reported having at least…”
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The Role of Perceived Maternal Favoritism in Sibling Relations in Midlife by Suitor, J. Jill, Sechrist, Jori, Plikuhn, Mari, Pardo, Seth T., Gilligan, Megan, Pillemer, Karl

“…Data were collected from 708 adult children nested within 274 later-life families from the Within-Family Differences Study to explore the role of perceived…”
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Within-Family Differences in Parent-Child Relations across the Life Course by Suitor, J. Jill, Sechrist, Jori, Plikuhn, Mari, Pardo, Seth T., Pillemer, Karl

“…Despite a powerful social norm that parents should treat offspring equally, beginning in early childhood and continuing through adulthood, parents often…”
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Sixty-five isn't what it used to be: Changes and trends in the perceptions of older adults by Plikuhn, Mari, Niehaus, Ashlee, Reeves, Rebecca D

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Sixty-Five Isn't What it Used to Be: Changes and Trends in the Perceptions of Older Adults by Plikuhn, Mari, Niehaus, Ashlee, Reeves, Rebecca D.

“…With increasing life expectancy, adults can look forward to more years after age sixty-five than previous generations, many with better health, financial…”
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Unforeseen Consequences of Mothers' Return to School: Children's Educational Aspirations and Outcomes by Suitor, J. Jill, Plikuhn, Mari, Gilligan, Megan, Powers, Rebecca S.

“…Parents' educational attainment is generally completed before offspring are born. Thus, there is little opportunity to study the ways in which children's…”
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Exploring patterns of reciprocal influence between mothers and daughters when daughters return to school in midlife by Plikuhn, Mari Gallas

“…The role of socialization in shaping attitudes and behaviors has been of interest to social psychologists and family sociologists for more than a century. This…”
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Takayama, Noriyuki, and Martin Werding, eds.: Fertility and Public Policy: How to Reverse the Trend of Declining Birth Rates by Plikuhn, Mari

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Fertility and Public Policy: How to Reverse the Trend of Declining Birth Rates by Plikuhn, Mari

“…[...]the UN estimates that the world population will begin to level off to replacement levels, where people produce only enough children to replace themselves,…”
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