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Aesha John
Aesha John
Associate Professor of Social Work, Texas Christian University
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Child–mother and child–father play interaction patterns with preschoolers
A John, A Halliburton, J Humphrey
Early Child Development and Care 183 (3-4), 483-497, 2013
2022013
Effortful control, behavior problems, and peer relations: What predicts academic adjustment in kindergartners from low-income families?
AS Morris, A John, AL Halliburton, MDS Morris, LR Robinson, SS Myers, ...
Early Education & Development 24 (6), 813-828, 2013
572013
Stress among mothers of children with intellectual disabilities in urban India: role of gender and maternal coping
A John
Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities 25 (4), 372-382, 2012
542012
Mothers parenting a child with intellectual disability in urban India: An application of the stress and resilience framework
A John, M Zapata Roblyer
Intellectual and developmental disabilities 55 (5), 325-337, 2017
482017
Reciprocal and complementary sibling interactions: Relations with socialization outcomes in the kindergarten classroom
AW Harrist, JA Achacoso, A John, GS Pettit, JE Bates, KA Dodge
Early education and development 25 (2), 202-222, 2014
402014
Looking beyond maternal sensitivity: Mother–child correlates of attachment security among children with intellectual disabilities in urban India
A John, AS Morris, AL Halliburton
Journal of autism and developmental disorders 42, 2335-2345, 2012
292012
Q methodology to assess child—father attachment
A John, AL Halliburton
Emerging Topics on Father Attachment, 69-83, 2014
252014
Socialization goals of first-generation immigrant Indian parents: A Q-methodological study.
A John, D Montgomery
Asian American Journal of Psychology 3 (4), 299, 2012
232012
Cultural experiences of Arab American caregivers raising children with autism spectrum disorder
S Habayeb, S Dababnah, A John, B Rich
Journal of autism and developmental disorders 50, 51-62, 2020
222020
Culture and context: Exploring attributions and caregiving approaches of parents of children with an intellectual disability in urban India
A John, LE Bailey, JL Jones
Child & Family Social Work 22 (2), 670-679, 2017
182017
Indian immigrant parents of children with developmental disabilities: Stressors and support systems
A John, K Bower, S McCullough
Early Child Development and Care 186 (10), 1594-1603, 2016
172016
Parental explanatory models of child’s intellectual disability: a Q methodology study
A John, D Montgomery
International Journal of Disability, Development and Education 63 (3), 293-308, 2016
132016
Teaching note—Keeping it real: Program evaluation projects for an undergraduate research class
A John, EJ Bang
Journal of Social Work Education 53 (3), 546-551, 2017
122017
Media use and children's self-regulation: a narrative review
A John, S Bates, N Zimmermann
Early Child Development and Care 193 (1), 18-32, 2023
72023
Social work practice with individuals with intellectual disability: Social work students’ perspectives
A John, K Schrandt
Journal of Social Work Education 55 (4), 724-735, 2019
72019
Using Q methodology in conducting research with young children
A John, D Montgomery, ALH Tate
Handbook of Research Methods in Early Childhood Education 1, 147-173, 2014
52014
Multiple selves: Gujarati women’s narratives of mothering a child with an intellectual disability
A John, LE Bailey
Narrative Inquiry 27 (2), 357-377, 2017
42017
Professionals' Perspectives on Partnering with Families of Individuals with ID
A John
Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities 17 (3), 247-255, 2020
32020
Barriers and facilitators: The contrasting roles of media and technology in social–emotional learning
A John, S Bates
Social and Emotional Learning: Research, Practice, and Policy 3, 100022, 2024
22024
Second Opportunity for Success: Evaluation of a Juvenile Diversion Program
A John, S Mosley, S Wheeler, J Okech, C Lewright
Child & Youth Services, 1-24, 2023
12023
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