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Eva M Pomerantz

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Journal of Youth and Adolescence|July 18, 2021
Why is Self-Esteem Higher Among American than Chinese Early Adolescents? The Role of Psychologically Controlling ParentingHung-Yang Chen, Janice Ng, Eva M Pomerantz
Behaviour Research and Therapy|May 9, 2006
The relation between worrying and concerns: the importance of perceived probability and costHoward Berenbaum, Renee J Thompson, Eva M Pomerantz
Journal of Educational Psychology|September 15, 2015
Do Children's Executive Functions Account for Associations Between Early Autonomy-Supportive Parenting and Achievement Through High School?Samantha W Bindman, Eva M Pomerantz, Glenn I Roisman
Child Development|September 26, 2012
Does adolescents' disclosure to their parents matter for their academic adjustment?Cecilia S-S Cheung, Eva M Pomerantz, Wei Dong
Developmental Psychology|August 11, 2022
Parents' math anxiety and their controlling and autonomy-supportive involvement in children's math learning: Implications for children's math achievementDajung Diana Oh, Michael M Barger, Eva M Pomerantz
Developmental Psychology|July 17, 2020
Parents' peer restriction in the United States and China: A longitudinal study of early adolescentsYu Xiong, Lili Qin, Meifang Wang, et al.
Child Development|June 4, 2009
American and Chinese early adolescents' inclusion of their relationships with their parents in their self-construalsEva M Pomerantz, Lili Qin, Qian Wang, et al.
Child Development|April 7, 2011
Changes in early adolescents' sense of responsibility to their parents in the United States and China: implications for academic functioningEva M Pomerantz, Lili Qin, Qian Wang, et al.
Developmental Psychology|March 17, 2005
Mothers' affect in the homework context: the importance of staying positiveEva M Pomerantz, Qian Wang, Florrie Fei-Yin Ng
Child Development|April 16, 2013
Why are Chinese mothers more controlling than American mothers? "My child is my report card"Florrie Fei-Yin Ng, Eva M Pomerantz, Ciping Deng
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Journal of Youth and Adolescence|July 18, 2021
Why is Self-Esteem Higher Among American than Chinese Early Adolescents? The Role of Psychologically Controlling ParentingHung-Yang Chen, Janice Ng, Eva M Pomerantz
Behaviour Research and Therapy|May 9, 2006
The relation between worrying and concerns: the importance of perceived probability and costHoward Berenbaum, Renee J Thompson, Eva M Pomerantz
Journal of Educational Psychology|September 15, 2015
Do Children's Executive Functions Account for Associations Between Early Autonomy-Supportive Parenting and Achievement Through High School?Samantha W Bindman, Eva M Pomerantz, Glenn I Roisman
Child Development|September 26, 2012
Does adolescents' disclosure to their parents matter for their academic adjustment?Cecilia S-S Cheung, Eva M Pomerantz, Wei Dong
Developmental Psychology|August 11, 2022
Parents' math anxiety and their controlling and autonomy-supportive involvement in children's math learning: Implications for children's math achievementDajung Diana Oh, Michael M Barger, Eva M Pomerantz
Developmental Psychology|July 17, 2020
Parents' peer restriction in the United States and China: A longitudinal study of early adolescentsYu Xiong, Lili Qin, Meifang Wang, et al.
Child Development|June 4, 2009
American and Chinese early adolescents' inclusion of their relationships with their parents in their self-construalsEva M Pomerantz, Lili Qin, Qian Wang, et al.
Child Development|April 7, 2011
Changes in early adolescents' sense of responsibility to their parents in the United States and China: implications for academic functioningEva M Pomerantz, Lili Qin, Qian Wang, et al.
Developmental Psychology|March 17, 2005
Mothers' affect in the homework context: the importance of staying positiveEva M Pomerantz, Qian Wang, Florrie Fei-Yin Ng
Child Development|April 16, 2013
Why are Chinese mothers more controlling than American mothers? "My child is my report card"Florrie Fei-Yin Ng, Eva M Pomerantz, Ciping Deng
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