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Sandra L. Hofferth

Professor Emerita Family Science

University of Maryland, College Park

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School of Public Health

Department of Family Science

Sandra L. Hofferth is currently serving as a Family Science Professor Emerita Family Science at University of Maryland, College Park.

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Sandra L. Hofferth

University of Maryland, College Park

Professor Emerita Family Science

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social sciences child development sociology education family relations child care public policy demography parental care social science research social change adolescent health developmental psychology family involvement united states family psychology higher education child health welfare educational research family issues intergenerational relations work-family interface family dynamics cultural change early childhood development family studies family process child psychology parent leadership marriage demographic change time perception sociological research american children family structure race longitudinal studies early childhood educational psychology reproductive health reading research family relationships social capital race relations lifespan development population science adolescence family policy adult development child care choice infant death applied developmental psychology rural sociology population studies achievement goals achievement motivation socio-economic issues youth justice adolescent psychology social policy research life course public welfare applied social science welfare economics two-parent families father involvement family research national sample maternal employment nonresidential fathers maternal depression young men middle childhood twenty-first century intact families well-being family diversity family medicine social policy

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Comparative Time-Diary Analysis of UK and Us Children’s Screen Time and Device Use. Child Indicators Research (2021)

Killian MullanSandra L. Hofferth

indicator developmenttechnologydevice useearly childhood developmentscreen timechild developmentcomparative time-diary analysispediatricsbehavioral sciences

A Gestational Vulnerability Window for Smoking Exposure and the Increased Risk of Preterm Birth: How Timing and Intensity of Maternal Smoking Matter. Reproductive Health (2019)

Anthony J. KondrackiSandra L. Hofferth

developmental epidemiologyepidemiologyobstetrics and gynaecologyclinical epidemiologyobstetricsassisted reproductionwomen's healthpublic healthpreterm birthsmoking exposurepopulation healthhealth sciencesgestational vulnerability windowreproductive medicinehigh-risk pregnanciesmaternal healthreproductive sciencepostreproductive healthreproductive health

Change in Computer Access and the Academic Achievement of Immigrant Children. Teachers College Record The Voice of Scholarship in Education (2018)

Ui Jeong MoonSandra L. Hofferth

computer accessibilityhigher education teachinghigher educationimmigrant childreneducationacademic achievementcomputer accesseducational research

Contributions of Research Based on the Psid Child Development Supplement. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2018)

Sandra HofferthDavid BickhamJeanne Brooks-GunnPamela Davis-KeanJean Yeung

political sciencechild developmentapplied social sciencesocial sciencespsychologysocial science research

Inadequate Gestational Weight Gain and Malnutrition-Related Causes of Infant Death. Journal of Pregnancy and Reproduction (2018)

Regina R Davis-MossSandra L Hofferth

maternal-fetal medicinemalnutrition-related causesinfant deathreproductive medicineepidemiologyfetal medicineobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthneonatologyreproductive healthpediatricsjournalism

Physical Activity and Perceived Health: Can Time Diary Measures of Momentary Well-Being Inform the Association?. Journal of Time Use Research (2018)

Sandra L. HofferthSarah M. FloodDeborah CarrYoonjoo Lee

health sciencesphysical activitytime diary measures

Gender Differences in Single Parents’ Living Arrangements and Child Care Time. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2017)

Yoonjoo LeeSandra L. Hofferth

child developmentsocial sciencesgender differencesliving arrangementssingle parents

How Do They Do It? the Immigrant Paradox in the Transition to Adulthood. Social Science Research (2016)

Sandra L. HofferthUi Jeong Moon

sociologysocial transitionssocial sciencesinternational migrationsocial science researchimmigrant paradoxadult development

Parental Involvement, Child Effort, and the Development of Immigrant Boys' and Girls' Reading and Mathematics Skills: A Latent Difference Score Growth Model. Learning and Individual Differences (2016)

Ui Jeong MoonSandra L. Hofferth

child developmentparental involvementlearning sciencesimmigrant boyseducationeducational psychologyintercultural educationreading researchchild efforteducational attainmenteducational researchmathematics education

Quilting a Time-Place Mosaic. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2016)

Barbara EntwisleSandra L. HofferthEmilio F. Moran

political geographypolitical sciencespatial politicstime-place mosaicsociologytime seriessocial sciences

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Sandra L. Hofferth

Professor Emerita Family Science

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Department of Family Science

Sandra L. Hofferth is currently serving as a Family Science Professor Emerita Family Science at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Sandra L. Hofferth

University of Maryland, College Park

Professor Emerita Family Science

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Comparative Time-Diary Analysis of UK and Us Children’s Screen Time and Device Use. Child Indicators Research (2021)

Killian MullanSandra L. Hofferth

indicator developmenttechnologydevice useearly childhood developmentscreen timechild developmentcomparative time-diary analysispediatricsbehavioral sciences

A Gestational Vulnerability Window for Smoking Exposure and the Increased Risk of Preterm Birth: How Timing and Intensity of Maternal Smoking Matter. Reproductive Health (2019)

Anthony J. KondrackiSandra L. Hofferth

Change in Computer Access and the Academic Achievement of Immigrant Children. Teachers College Record The Voice of Scholarship in Education (2018)

Ui Jeong MoonSandra L. Hofferth

computer accessibilityhigher education teachinghigher educationimmigrant childreneducationacademic achievementcomputer accesseducational research

Contributions of Research Based on the Psid Child Development Supplement. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2018)

Sandra HofferthDavid BickhamJeanne Brooks-GunnPamela Davis-KeanJean Yeung

political sciencechild developmentapplied social sciencesocial sciencespsychologysocial science research

Inadequate Gestational Weight Gain and Malnutrition-Related Causes of Infant Death. Journal of Pregnancy and Reproduction (2018)

Regina R Davis-MossSandra L Hofferth

Physical Activity and Perceived Health: Can Time Diary Measures of Momentary Well-Being Inform the Association?. Journal of Time Use Research (2018)

Sandra L. HofferthSarah M. FloodDeborah CarrYoonjoo Lee

health sciencesphysical activitytime diary measures

Gender Differences in Single Parents’ Living Arrangements and Child Care Time. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2017)

Yoonjoo LeeSandra L. Hofferth

child developmentsocial sciencesgender differencesliving arrangementssingle parents

How Do They Do It? the Immigrant Paradox in the Transition to Adulthood. Social Science Research (2016)

Sandra L. HofferthUi Jeong Moon

sociologysocial transitionssocial sciencesinternational migrationsocial science researchimmigrant paradoxadult development

Ui Jeong MoonSandra L. Hofferth

Quilting a Time-Place Mosaic. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2016)

Barbara EntwisleSandra L. HofferthEmilio F. Moran

political geographypolitical sciencespatial politicstime-place mosaicsociologytime seriessocial sciences

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