Kaitlin Paxton Ward, Ph.D.
@kaitlin_p_ward
People Analytics Researcher @Google | Licensed Mental Health Therapist | Joint PhD, Social Work & Developmental Psychology @UMich
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WATCH: Parent depression & stress early in the pandemic negatively contributed to young children’s home education & anxiety, a University of Michigan study by Shawna J. Lee, PhD et al. finds. Lee offers some suggestions on how to help: myumi.ch/xmryd Research Center for Group Dynamics Kaitlin Paxton Ward, Ph.D. University of Michigan School of Social Work
My first #openaccess publication is now available! This study looks at the micro and macro predictors of spanking in low- and middle-income countries. Loved working with agrogan Shawna J. Lee, PhD Jorge Cuartas and Garrett Pace 🇺🇦 on this! #AcademicTwitter bit.ly/3jJ3ea2
Check out this #storymap of our BMJ_Open publication that examines the micro- and macro-level factors that reduce #corporalpunishment of children across #LMICs. Thanks to agrogan Shawna J. Lee, PhD Garrett Pace 🇺🇦 Jorge Cuartas for the collaboration! arcg.is/14CPKu
My new #publication with Shawna J. Lee, PhD shows that #foodinsecurity can impact parent and child #mentalhealth during #COVID19. Results also show that tangible resources and #socialsupport can help. authors.elsevier.com/a/1fHhfhNfKvcey
New paper out in Dev Psych (APA Journals)! We examined working memory dev from 3 to 19 years of age using the PSID & ECLS-K(NCES) w/Alexa Ellis Kaitlin Paxton Ward, Ph.D. Natasha Chaku & @pdakean researchgate.net/publication/36…
New paper in BMJ_Open on 11 forms of discipline and child development in 60 #LMICs using UNICEF Data! Very grateful to my colleagues, agrogan, Julie Ma, Garrett Pace 🇺🇦, and Shawna J. Lee, PhD who made this possible! bmjopen.bmj.com/cgi/content/fu…
Looking at a range of discipline behaviors, Kaitlin Paxton Ward, Ph.D. UM Population Studies Center and team found that only reasoning—or explaining why a behavior is wrong—was tied to lower aggression in children and more positive relations with their peers. bit.ly/3IB8h9o
A large new @UNICEFdata study by Kaitlin Paxton Ward, Ph.D. et al covering 63 LMICs examines interactions between gender inequality and parental discipline that can predict child aggression. Full abstract below ⬇️ Children in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) are disproportionately