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- Publications
- Influence
Changes in Wives' Employment When Husbands Stop Working: A Recession‐Prosperity Comparison
- M. Mattingly, Kristin Smith
- Economics
- 1 October 2010
American families are experiencing the effects of the “Great Recession.” Most of the job losses are accruing to men, so families may find it strategic for wives to enter the labor force, or increase… Expand
How Are We Measuring Resilience Following Childhood Maltreatment? Is the Research Adequate and Consistent? What is the Impact on Research, Practice, and Policy?
- W. Walsh, Jean Dawson, M. Mattingly
- Psychology, Medicine
- Trauma, violence & abuse
- 1 January 2010
The authors review the literature on resilience following childhood maltreatment and describe how variation in the measurement of outcomes at various developmental stages affects research findings,… Expand
Beginning teachers are more common in rural, high-poverty, and racially diverse schools
- Douglas J. Gagnon, M. Mattingly
- Political Science
- 2012
Limited Access to AP Courses for Students in Smaller and More Isolated Rural School Districts. National Issue Brief Number 80.
- Douglas J. Gagnon, M. Mattingly
- Political Science, Geography
- 2015
The call for college and career readiness pervades state and federal policy initiatives, reflecting a growing sense that an increasing number of high school graduates are underprepared for the… Expand
Unemployment in the Great Recession: single parents and men hit hard
- M. Mattingly, K. Smith, J. Bean
- Political Science
- 2011
Even though the National Bureau of Economic Research determined that the Great Recession officially ended in June 2009, unemployment remains stubbornly high, at 9.1 percent in July 2011.1 The… Expand
Community Matters: Intimate Partner Violence Among Rural Young Adults
- Katie M Edwards, M. Mattingly, Kristiana J Dixon, V. Banyard
- Psychology, Medicine
- American journal of community psychology
- 29 January 2014
Drawing on social disorganization theory, the current study examined the extent to which community-level poverty rates and collective efficacy influenced individual reports of intimate partner… Expand
Understanding child abuse in rural and urban America: risk factors and maltreatment substantiation
- W. Walsh, M. Mattingly
- Political Science
- 2012
Across America, Child Protective Services (CPS) agencies investigate allegations of child maltreatment. Only about one-fourth of the allegations are ultimately substantiated by CPS. Substantiation… Expand
Child Poverty Higher and More Persistent in Rural America
- Andrew Schaefer, M. Mattingly, K. Johnson
- Geography, Sociology
- 2016
The negative consequences of growing up in a poor family are well known. Poor children are less likely to have timely immunizations, have lower academic achievement, are generally less engaged in… Expand
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