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Ellen Kneeskern
Ellen Kneeskern
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Examining the impact of fiction literature on children’s gender stereotypes
EE Kneeskern, PA Reeder
Current Psychology 41 (3), 1472-1485, 2022
532022
Achieving independence and mastery in school: An open trial in the outpatient setting
L Tamm, AK Zoromski, EE Kneeskern, M Patel, HM Lacey, AJ Vaughn, ...
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders 51, 1705-1718, 2021
102021
Social anxiety is associated with poorer peer functioning for girls but not boys with ADHD
SP Becker, EE Kneeskern, L Tamm
Psychiatry research 281, 112524, 2019
82019
School challenges and services related to executive functioning for fully included middle schoolers with autism
A Duncan, S Risley, A Combs, HM Lacey, E Hamik, C Fershtman, ...
Focus on autism and other developmental disabilities 38 (2), 90-100, 2023
72023
“This kid looks like he has everything”: 3‐to 11‐year‐old children’s concerns for fairness and social preferences when peers differ in social class and race
L Elenbaas, K Luken Raz, A Ackerman, E Kneeskern
Child Development 93 (5), 1527-1539, 2022
62022
Someone who knows and someone I trust: Investigating how and with whom US 8-to 14-year-old youth seek to learn about racial inequality.
E Kneeskern, L Elenbaas
Developmental psychology 59 (10), 1892, 2023
22023
“Honestly, they are just like us”: US parents choose middle-class gender and racial ingroup peers for their children.
L Elenbaas, A Hitti, E Kneeskern, A Ackerman, K Fisher, J Cao, C Irwin
Developmental psychology, 2024
12024
Social Inequalities and Morality
L Elenbaas, E Kneeskern, A Ackerman
Handbook of Moral Development, 104-117, 2022
12022
Child Questions Study
IA Heck, E Kneeskern, NH Park
OSF, 2023
2023
Feasibility and Initial Efficacy of the Achieving Academic Independence in Middle School–Outpatient Intervention for Middle School Youth with ASD
A Duncan, L Tamm, E Kneeskern, M Patel, A Vaughn
INSAR 2020 Virtual Meeting, 0
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