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Minority stress and structural stigma predict well-being in European LGBTQ+ parents Senior Scientist

Objective: This study tested whether exposure to minority stress and structural stigma across multiple levels of the family system were associated with two indicators of well-being (life satisfaction, depressive symptoms) in LGBTQ+ parents across 19 European countries.
Magdalena Siegel, David Steyrl, Abbie E. Goldberg, Andrew Nicholson, Martina Zemp   +4 more
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Attachment Patterns for Lesbian/Gay Individuals with Unaccepting Parents Lecturer & Assistant Project Scientist

While much research has considered how lesbian/gay parents affect straight children, less attention has been paid to how heterosexual parents affect their lesbian/gay children. At the same time, attachment theorists are trying to determine how contiguous individuals’ differential attachments are to each other, especially in predictive utility.
Dr Jarryd Willis PhD, Gareth Disler, Laureen Khalil   +2 more
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Observations by Botanist Jean-Emmanuel Gilbert on the Life of the Lithuanian Peasantry at the End of the 18th C

, 2019
The article briefly presents the activities of French doctor Jean-Emmanuel Gilbert in Lithuania. As a scientific source, for the first time in the Lithuanian language his description of the livelihood and activities of Lithuanian peasants has been ...
Parent, Arnaud Jean Noel Joseph
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Visa stress clouds my life as a scientist and parent

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The Child as Parent of The Scientist

Mind and Language, 1988
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Scientist encounters: Igniting parental aspirations to support young scientists ‐ a pilot study

Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, 2023
This paper reports findings from a pilot study undertaken at the Lancashire Science Festival to explore the impact of interacting with a scientist on parents´ attitudes towards their child pursuing a career that involves science. Parents were asked a series of questions about their science festival experience and to provide some demographic information.
Naomi Fallon, Rory McDonald, Cherry Canovan   +2 more
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The parenting penalties faced by scientist mothers

Nature, 2021
Starting a family at a key career stage comes at a cost to birthing parents — and many end up leaving the profession as a result. Starting a family at a key career stage comes at a cost to birthing parents — and many end up leaving the profession as a result.
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Scientists with children suffer ‘parenting penalty’

Physics World, 2021
Academics with children become less productive and do work of lower impact as their childcare responsibilities increase, finds a worldwide survey.
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Coming From Competitive Stock: Parental Status and Genealogical Implications for Scientist Performance

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
A genealogical training process, in which senior scientist parents engage in the cross-generational transfer of skills and knowledge to junior progeny scientists is a core facet of modern science. In this paper, we examine a core strategic choice faced by all emerging scientists: to what extent should these individuals draw from their prior experiences
Waverly W. Ding, Christopher Liu
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Parents Who Influence Their Children to Become Scientists

Social Studies of Science, 2009
In this paper we report on testing the ‘role-model’ and ‘opportunity-structure’ hypotheses about the parents whom scientists mentioned as career influencers. According to the role-model hypothesis, the gender match between scientist and influencer is paramount (for example, women scientists would disproportionately often mention their mothers as career
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