Kamp Dush, Claire. 2013. “Marital and Cohabitation Dissolution and Parental Depressive Symptoms in Fragile Families”. Journal of Marriage and Family 75 (1): 91-109. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Marital and Cohabitation Dissolution and Parental Depressive Symptoms in Fragile Families.

Kotila, Letitia, and Claire Kamp Dush. 2013. “Involvement With Children and Low-Income Fathers’ Psychological Well-Being”. Fathering 11 (3): 306-26. Referenced from www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Involvement with Children and Low-Income Fathers’ Psychological Well-being.

Kotila, Letitia, and Claire Kamp Dush. 2012. “Another Baby? Father Involvement and Childbearing in Fragile Families”. Journal of Family Psychology 26 (6): 976-86. Referenced from www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Another Baby? Father Involvement and Childbearing in Fragile Families.

Kamp Dush, Claire, Kammi Schmeer, and Miles Taylor. 2013. “Chaos As a Social Determinant of Child Health: Reciprocal Associations?”. Social Science & Medicine 95: 69-76. Referenced from www.sciencedirect.com: Chaos as a Social Determinant of Child Health: Reciprocal Associations?.

Adkins, Kate, and Claire Kamp Dush. 2010. “The Mental Health of Mothers In and After Violent and Controlling Unions”. Social Science Research 39 (6): 925-37. Referenced from www.sciencedirect.com: The Mental Health of Mothers In and After Violent and Controlling Unions.

Kamp Dush, Claire. 2011. “Relationship-Specific Investments, Family Chaos, and Cohabitation Dissolution Following a Nonmarital Birth”. Family Relations 60 (5): 586-601. Referenced from onlinelibrary.wiley.com: Relationship-Specific Investments, Family Chaos, and Cohabitation Dissolution Following a Nonmarital Birth.

Kamp Dush, Claire, Letitia Kotila, and Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan. 2011. “Predictors of Supportive Coparenting After Relationship Dissolution Among At-Risk Parents”. Journal of Family Psychology 25 (3): 356-65. Referenced from psycnet.apa.org: Predictors of Supportive Coparenting After Relationship Dissolution Among At-Risk Parents.

Kotila, Letitia, and Claire Kamp Dush. 2011. “High Father Involvement and Supportive Coparenting Predict Increased Same-Partner and Decreased Multipartnered Fertility”. Referenced from paa2011.populationassociation.org: High Father Involvement and Supportive Coparenting Predict Increased Same-Partner and Decreased Multipartnered Fertility.