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Allison Jessee

Associate Professor

University of St. Thomas (MN)

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Allison Jessee is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of St. Thomas (Mn).

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Allison Jessee

University of St. Thomas (MN)

Associate Professor

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child development psychology developmental psychology behavioral sciences family psychology psychiatry mental health child psychology family studies family relations family interactions family medicine developmental psychopathology adolescent health interpersonal relationships social relations early childhood human development child mental health attachment theory emotional development social-emotional development family dynamics reflective functioning stability social psychology child abuse applied developmental psychology psychological trauma early childhood development family process psychiatric care affective disorders psychological medicine marital therapy child health juvenile delinquency parental care cultural sensitivity intimate relationships family relationships mood symptom two-parent nuclear families parent personality child temperament child behavior problems parental depressive symptoms parental methamphetamine abuse adult attachment scales cognitive talk distinct factors maternal supportive behavior maternal reflective functioning parenting beliefs triadic family interaction parental personality characteristics parent-child reminiscing

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Associations Between Maternal Reflective Functioning, Parenting Beliefs, Nurturing, and Preschoolers’ Emotion Understanding. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2020)

emotional developmentdevelopmental psychologychild developmentearly childhoodfamily interactionsparenting beliefspsychologysocial-emotional developmentchild psychologyfamily psychologyemotionsmaternal reflective functioningbehavioral sciences

Parents’ Differential Susceptibility to the Effects of Marital Quality on Sensitivity Across the First Year. UNC Libraries (2020)

family dynamicsdevelopmental psychologyfamily processchild developmentfamily relationshipsinterpersonal relationshipsintimate relationshipsfamily interactionsdifferential susceptibilitymarital qualityfamily relationspsychologyfamily medicinefamily psychologysocial relationsfamily studiesfirst year

The Role of Reflective Functioning in Predicting Marital and Coparenting Quality. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2017)

Allison JesseeSarah C. MangelsdorfMaria S. WongSarah J. Schoppe-SullivanAya ShigetoGeoffrey L. Brown

reflective functioningchild developmentmarital therapypsychologyfamily psychologyfamily studiesbehavioral sciences

Maternal Supportive Behavior, Cognitive Talk, and Desire/Emotion Talk at 24 Months: Distinct Factors and Differential Antecedents. Parenting (2016)

Allison JesseeNancy L. McElwainCathryn Booth-LaForce

emotional developmentearly childhood developmentdevelopmental psychologychild developmentmental healthearly childhoodchild mental healthpsychologysocial-emotional developmentpsychiatryfamily psychologychild psychologydistinct factorsemotional selfregulationmaternal supportive behaviorcognitive talk

Structure of Reflective Functioning and Adult Attachment Scales: Overlap and Distinctions. Attachment & Human Development (2016)

Allison JesseeSarah C. MangelsdorfMaria S. WongSarah J. Schoppe-SullivanGeoffrey L. Brown

reflective functioningdevelopmental psychologypsychologyhuman developmentattachment theoryadult attachment scales

Boundaryproblems During Triadic Family Interaction at 3 Years: Are Some Children More Vulnerablethan Others?. NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) (2013)

Aya ShigetoC. NeffS.C. MangelsdorfG.L. BrownWongA.C. Jessee

child developmentfamily interactionspediatricstriadic family interactionvulnerability

Influence of Parental Personality Characteristics on Parent-Child Reminiscing. NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) (2013)

E. ManczakWongAya ShigetoA.C. JesseeG.L. BrownS.C. Magelsdorf

parent-child reminiscingchild developmentpsychologyparental personality characteristics

Stability and Antecedents of Coparenting Quality: The Role of Parent Personality and Child Temperament. Infant Behavior and Development (2013)

Daniel J. LaxmanAllison JesseeSarah C. MangelsdorfWhitney Rossmiller-GiesingGeoffrey L. BrownSarah J. Schoppe-Sullivan

developmental psychologychild developmentparent personalitystabilitypediatricschild temperament

Coparenting in Two-Parent Nuclear Families.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2011)

family dynamicstwo-parent nuclear familiesinterpersonal relationshipsfamily relationsfamily medicinefamily psychologysocial relationsfamily studies

Mother-Child Andfather-Child Discussion of Past Events: Associations With Children’s Attachment Representations. (2011)

WongAya ShigetoA.C. JesseeA.M. GrohS.C. Mangelsdorf

historycommunicationchild developmentmother-child andfather-child discussionattachment representationspast events

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Allison Jessee

Associate Professor

University of St. Thomas (MN)

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Allison Jessee is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Associate Professor at University of St. Thomas (Mn).

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Allison Jessee

University of St. Thomas (MN)

Associate Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Associations Between Maternal Reflective Functioning, Parenting Beliefs, Nurturing, and Preschoolers’ Emotion Understanding. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2020)

Parents’ Differential Susceptibility to the Effects of Marital Quality on Sensitivity Across the First Year. UNC Libraries (2020)

The Role of Reflective Functioning in Predicting Marital and Coparenting Quality. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2017)

Allison JesseeSarah C. MangelsdorfMaria S. WongSarah J. Schoppe-SullivanAya ShigetoGeoffrey L. Brown

reflective functioningchild developmentmarital therapypsychologyfamily psychologyfamily studiesbehavioral sciences

Maternal Supportive Behavior, Cognitive Talk, and Desire/Emotion Talk at 24 Months: Distinct Factors and Differential Antecedents. Parenting (2016)

Allison JesseeNancy L. McElwainCathryn Booth-LaForce

Structure of Reflective Functioning and Adult Attachment Scales: Overlap and Distinctions. Attachment & Human Development (2016)

Allison JesseeSarah C. MangelsdorfMaria S. WongSarah J. Schoppe-SullivanGeoffrey L. Brown

reflective functioningdevelopmental psychologypsychologyhuman developmentattachment theoryadult attachment scales

Boundaryproblems During Triadic Family Interaction at 3 Years: Are Some Children More Vulnerablethan Others?. NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) (2013)

Aya ShigetoC. NeffS.C. MangelsdorfG.L. BrownWongA.C. Jessee

child developmentfamily interactionspediatricstriadic family interactionvulnerability

Influence of Parental Personality Characteristics on Parent-Child Reminiscing. NSUWorks (Nova Southeastern University) (2013)

E. ManczakWongAya ShigetoA.C. JesseeG.L. BrownS.C. Magelsdorf

parent-child reminiscingchild developmentpsychologyparental personality characteristics

Stability and Antecedents of Coparenting Quality: The Role of Parent Personality and Child Temperament. Infant Behavior and Development (2013)

Daniel J. LaxmanAllison JesseeSarah C. MangelsdorfWhitney Rossmiller-GiesingGeoffrey L. BrownSarah J. Schoppe-Sullivan

developmental psychologychild developmentparent personalitystabilitypediatricschild temperament

Coparenting in Two-Parent Nuclear Families.. American Psychological Association eBooks (2011)

family dynamicstwo-parent nuclear familiesinterpersonal relationshipsfamily relationsfamily medicinefamily psychologysocial relationsfamily studies

Mother-Child Andfather-Child Discussion of Past Events: Associations With Children’s Attachment Representations. (2011)

WongAya ShigetoA.C. JesseeA.M. GrohS.C. Mangelsdorf

historycommunicationchild developmentmother-child andfather-child discussionattachment representationspast events

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2
10 / page