Methods: mixed methods, quantitative methods

The integration of quantitative and qualitative methods in family science allows researchers to explore the complexity of family life, providing a more comprehensive and nuanced understanding that can inform both theory and practice.

Michelle Pasco Michelle Pasco

Assistant Professor
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mpasco@umn.edu

Michelle Pasco received a PhD in Family and Human Development at Arizona State University and before joining the University of Minnesota was a Postdoctoral Research Scholar working on the Arizona Youth Identity Project.

Timothy Piehler Timothy Piehler

Associate Professor
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612-301-1484
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Advising statement My program of research is focused on developing and evaluating preventive interventions in the areas of youth mental health and substance use.

Xiaoran Sun Xiaoran Sun

Assistant Professor
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Advising statement As a developmental and family psychologist, I conduct research on the interplay between family systems processes and well-being across adolescence and young adulthood, situated in the larger socio-ecological context--including the…

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