Sharon Bzostek

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Sharon

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Bzostek

Kato, Kelly, and Sharon Bzostek. 2019. “Mothers’ and Childrens’ Health Self-Rating: A Comparative Study Within and Across Various Ethnic Groups”. Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences 41 (4): 523-41. Referenced from journals.sagepub.com: Mothers’ and Childrens’ Health Self-Rating: A Comparative Study Within and Across Various Ethnic Groups.

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Bzostek, Sharon, Sara S. McLanahan, and Marcia Carlson. 2012. “Mothers’ Repartnering After a Nonmarital Birth”. Social Forces 90 (3): 817-41. Referenced from sf.oxfordjournals.org: Mothers’ Repartnering after a Nonmarital Birth.

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Berger, Lawrence, Marcia Carlson, Sharon Bzostek, and Cynthia Osborne. 2008. “Parenting Practices of Resident Fathers: The Role of Marital and Biological Ties”. Journal of Marriage and Family 70 (3): 625-39. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Parenting Practices of Resident Fathers: The Role of Marital and Biological Ties.

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Bzostek, Sharon. 2008. “Social Fathers and Child Wellbeing”. Journal of Marriage and Family 70 (4): 950-61. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Social Fathers and Child Wellbeing.

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Bzostek, Sharon, and Audrey Beck. 2010. “Familial Instability and Young Children’s Physical Health”. Social Science and Medicine 73 (2): 282-92. Referenced from www.sciencedirect.com: Familial Instability and Young Children’s Physical Health.

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Bzostek, Sharon, and Lawrence Berger. 2017. “Family Structure Experiences and Child Socioemotional Development During the First Nine Years of Life: Examining Heterogeneity by Family Structure at Birth”. Demography 54 (2): 513-40. Referenced from www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Family Structure Experiences and Child Socioemotional Development During the First Nine Years of Life: Examining Heterogeneity by Family Structure at Birth.

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Pristavec, Teja, and Sharon Bzostek. 2017. “Taking Off the Rose-Colored Glasses? Comparing Mothers’ and Children’s Reports About Father Involvement”. Referenced from ffcws.princeton.edu: Taking Off the Rose-Colored Glasses? Comparing Mothers’ and Children’s Reports About Father Involvement.

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