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Ambika Krishnakumar

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics

Human Development and Family Science

Ambika Krishnakumar is currently serving as a David B. Falk College Of Sport And Human Dynamics Professor at Syracuse University.

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Syracuse University

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behavioral sciences child development psychology family psychology social sciences sociology adolescent health developmental psychopathology mental health child psychology developmental psychology adolescent psychology social psychology maternal health early childhood development family relations early childhood education early childhood parental care child health applied social psychology intercultural studies migration studies educational psychology adolescence cultural psychology psychosocial research interparental conflict youth problem behaviors young children environmental health social science research environmental exposures exposure assessment human exposure family involvement lifespan development child care societal influence child mental health adverse perinatal outcomes marital conflict economic pressure psychological functioning socialization measures cross-ethnic equivalence avian biology family issues social anthropology family studies child abuse nutrient physiology dietary exposure meta-analysis mental health interventions marriage teacher-student relation student success inter-american relation social-emotional development intergroup relations juvenile delinquency race relations adult development child abuse prevention conceptual analysis particulate matter talent development transgenerational effect meta-analytic review potential effect modification parent-child relations urban settings two-sample replication study interparental conflict styles parent-school interaction intimate partner violence family medicine partner violence interpersonal violence domestic violence research methodology family violence

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Post Natal Microbial and Metabolite Transmission: The Path From Mother to Infant. Nutrients (2024)

Juan Manuel Vélez-IxtaCarmen Josefina Juárez-CastelánDaniela Ramírez-SánchezNoemí del Socorro Lázaro-PérezJosé Javier Castro-ArellanoSilvia Romero-MaldonadoEnrique Rico-ArzateCarlos Hoyo-VadilloMarisol Salgado-MancillaCarlos Yamel Gómez-CruzAparna KrishnakumarAlberto Piña-EscobedoTizziani Benitez-GuerreroMaría Luisa Pizano-ZárateYair Cruz-NarváezJaime García-Mena

public healthpost natal microbialmetabolite transmissionmaternal healthinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Maternal Depressive Symptoms and Physical Intimate Partner Violence and Children’s Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors in Guyanese Families: Mediating Role of Constructive Conflict Behavior.. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry (2023)

Jaipaul L RoopnarineDickson M M Ong'ayiAmbika KrishnakumarAbeeda AliMark A Primus

behavioral disorderschild mental healthcriminologychild psychologyfamily relationscounseling psychologypublic healthpsychodynamicfamily psychologypsychopathologyhealth psychologyguyanese familiespsychologypsychosocial issuespsychiatryfamily therapymental healthpsychosocial researchconstructive conflict behaviormaternal depressive symptomsdevelopmental psychopathology

Socioeconomic and Home Educational Resource Risk Factors and Children's Literacy and Social Skills in Guyanese Families: Mediating Role of Parental Cognitive Engagement and Parental Guidance. International Journal of Psychology (2023)

Megan E. LapeJaipaul L. RoopnarineAmbika KrishnakumarCorinne Blake

child literacysociologyearly childhoodsocial sciencesparental cognitive engagementsocioeconomicsintergenerational relationsfamily relationssociocultural anthropologyfamily psychologyearly childhood literacyearly childhood developmentchild developmentsocioeconomic statusguyanese familieseducationparental guidanceeducational psychologydemographysocial skillseducational contexts

Poverty in Ukraine: Development, Validity and Reliability of a New Measure of Financial Strain for Young Adults. World health & population (2017)

Iryna BalabukhaAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

povertyepidemiologysocioeconomic statuspopulation healthyoung adultsfinancial strainglobal healthhealth economicshealth sciences

Moderating Role of Social Support on the Associations Between Individual Level Factors and Depressive Symptoms in Young Adults in Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. West Indian Medical Journal (2016)

JL RoopnarineY WangA Krishnakumar

public healthsocial supportmental healthhealth psychologyadolescent healthpsychologydepressive symptomsindividual level factorspsychiatryyoung adultsadolescent psychology

Sociodemographic, Psychosocial and Physical Health Correlates of Common Mental Disorder Symptoms Among Mothers in Trinidad and Tobago: Examining Ethnic Variations. International Journal of Psychology (2016)

Ambika KrishnakumarLutchmie NarineJaipaul L. RoopnarineCarol Logie

mental healthsociologypsychosocial researchsocial sciencespsychologymaternal healthsocial psychologyexamining ethnic variationsstigma

Caregivers’ Knowledge About Children’s Development in Three Ethnic Groups in Trinidad and Tobago. Parenting (2015)

Jaipaul L. RoopnarineCarol LogieKimberly L. DavidsonAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

child developmenteducationanthropologyethnic groupsparental care

Intimate Partner Violence Perpetrated by Young Adult Women Against Men in Ukraine: Examining Individual, Familial, and Cultural Factors. Aggressive Behavior (2015)

Iryna BalabukhaAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

intimate partner violenceurban sociologymental healthsociologysociological researchcriminologysocial sciencespsychologypolitical sociologymen's studiesfamily psychologyfeminist criminologyvictimologyyoung adult womenqualitative sociologywomen's health

Knowledge of Child Development Instrument. PsycTESTS Dataset (2015)

Jaipaul L. RoopnarineCarol LogieKimberly L. DavidsonAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

child development instrumentinstrument developmentchild developmentpsychologyeducation

Family Stressors, Home Demands and Responsibilities, Coping Resources, Social Connectedness, and Thai Older Adult Health Problems. Journal of Aging and Health (2014)

Ambika KrishnakumarLutchmie NarineAmara SoonthorndhadaKanchana Thianlai

public healthsocial connectednessageingsocial gerontologygeriatricsfamily stressorshome demandshealth sciences

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Ambika Krishnakumar

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics

Human Development and Family Science

Ambika Krishnakumar is currently serving as a David B. Falk College Of Sport And Human Dynamics Professor at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Syracuse University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Post Natal Microbial and Metabolite Transmission: The Path From Mother to Infant. Nutrients (2024)

public healthpost natal microbialmetabolite transmissionmaternal healthinfectious diseasesmicrobiology

Jaipaul L RoopnarineDickson M M Ong'ayiAmbika KrishnakumarAbeeda AliMark A Primus

Megan E. LapeJaipaul L. RoopnarineAmbika KrishnakumarCorinne Blake

Poverty in Ukraine: Development, Validity and Reliability of a New Measure of Financial Strain for Young Adults. World health & population (2017)

Iryna BalabukhaAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

povertyepidemiologysocioeconomic statuspopulation healthyoung adultsfinancial strainglobal healthhealth economicshealth sciences

Moderating Role of Social Support on the Associations Between Individual Level Factors and Depressive Symptoms in Young Adults in Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago. West Indian Medical Journal (2016)

JL RoopnarineY WangA Krishnakumar

public healthsocial supportmental healthhealth psychologyadolescent healthpsychologydepressive symptomsindividual level factorspsychiatryyoung adultsadolescent psychology

Ambika KrishnakumarLutchmie NarineJaipaul L. RoopnarineCarol Logie

mental healthsociologypsychosocial researchsocial sciencespsychologymaternal healthsocial psychologyexamining ethnic variationsstigma

Caregivers’ Knowledge About Children’s Development in Three Ethnic Groups in Trinidad and Tobago. Parenting (2015)

Jaipaul L. RoopnarineCarol LogieKimberly L. DavidsonAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

child developmenteducationanthropologyethnic groupsparental care

Intimate Partner Violence Perpetrated by Young Adult Women Against Men in Ukraine: Examining Individual, Familial, and Cultural Factors. Aggressive Behavior (2015)

Iryna BalabukhaAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

Knowledge of Child Development Instrument. PsycTESTS Dataset (2015)

Jaipaul L. RoopnarineCarol LogieKimberly L. DavidsonAmbika KrishnakumarLutchmie Narine

child development instrumentinstrument developmentchild developmentpsychologyeducation

Family Stressors, Home Demands and Responsibilities, Coping Resources, Social Connectedness, and Thai Older Adult Health Problems. Journal of Aging and Health (2014)

Ambika KrishnakumarLutchmie NarineAmara SoonthorndhadaKanchana Thianlai

public healthsocial connectednessageingsocial gerontologygeriatricsfamily stressorshome demandshealth sciences

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