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Journal of Adolescence|June 27, 2022
Stability and changes in high school students' STEM career expectations: Variability based on STEM support and parent educationChristine R Starr, Perla Ramos Carranza, Sandra D SimpkinsDevelopmental Psychology|February 6, 2025
Black and Latine parent's science and math support matters: How patterns of parent support relate to adolescents' motivational beliefs and course taking across high schoolChristine R Starr, Nestor B Tulagan, Sandra D SimpkinsDevelopmental Psychology|February 19, 2026
Changes in math motivation profiles among adolescents with non-college-educated parents: Relations to perceived parent support, teacher support, and academic outcomesChristine R Starr, Nestor Tulagan, Jacquelynne S Eccles, et al.Journal of Youth and Adolescence|September 14, 2021
Developmental Trajectories of Science Identity Beliefs: Within-Group Differences among Black, Latinx, Asian, and White StudentsKayla Puente, Christine R Starr, Jacquelynne S Eccles, et al.Journal of Adolescence|January 9, 2025
Girls and Boys Typically Have Similar Math Value Beliefs: Replication Evidence Across Historical Time, High School, and Racial/Ethnic GroupsChristine R Starr, Glona Lee-Poon, Charlott Rubach, et al.Monographs of the Society for Research in Child Development|May 7, 2015
The role of parents in the ontogeny of achievement-related motivation and behavioral choicesSandra D SimpkinsJournal of Adolescence|February 21, 2021
Ability self-concepts and parental support may protect adolescents when they experience low support from their math teachersGlona Lee, Sandra D SimpkinsDevelopmental Psychology|February 22, 2024
Examining changes in adolescents' high school math and science motivational beliefs and their relations to parental STEM support and STEM major choice at the intersectionality of gender and college generation statusSu Jiang, Sandra D SimpkinsFrontiers in Psychology|August 23, 2021
Born to Code: Does the Portrayal of Computer Scientists as Geniuses Undermine Adolescent Youths' Motivational Beliefs?Christine R StarrAmerican Journal of Public Health|May 17, 2014
Using social network analysis to clarify the role of obesity in selection of adolescent friendsDavid R Schaefer, Sandra D SimpkinsPageof 5