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Mary C Davis

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Articles 77
Citations 2155
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Psychiatry
Psychology
Neurology
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Alex J Zautra
Kathryn Lemery-Chalfant
Leah D Doane
Howard Tennen
Ellen W Yeung
Sierra Clifford
Patrick H Finan
Chung Jung Mun
John W Reich
Samantha A Miadich
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Ann Behav Med
Pain
Health Psychol
Psychosom Med
J Behav Med
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Recent Articles
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The utility of multiple assessments in infancy and toddlerhood to predict middle childhood ADHD symptoms: Temperamental, behavioral, and genetic contributions
Chromik L, Friedman L, Fabrikant-Abzug G, Davis M, Doane L, Lemery-Chalfant K
Infant Behav Dev . 2025 Jan; 78:102025. PMID: 39787630
Background: Early intervention is effective for reducing ADHD symptoms and related impairments, yet methods of identifying young children in need of services are lacking. Most early predictors of ADHD previously...
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Sleep and circadian rhythm disturbances as risk and progression factors for multiple chronic overlapping pain conditions: a protocol for a longitudinal study
Mun C, Youngstedt S, Petrov M, Pituch K, Elliott J, George S, et al.
Pain Rep . 2024 Oct; 9(6):e1194. PMID: 39465006
Introduction: Chronic overlapping pain conditions (COPCs), such as chronic low back pain (cLBP) and fibromyalgia, frequently cooccur and incur substantial healthcare costs. However, to date, much focus has been placed...
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The Role of Sleep in Links Between Daily Interpersonal Stress and Internalizing and Externalizing Symptoms During Middle Childhood
Li C, Lecarie E, Walter D, Lemery-Chalfant K, Brown R, Davis M, et al.
J Appl Dev Psychol . 2024 Oct; 95. PMID: 39398638
Background: Interpersonal stress has been consistently linked with poorer adjustment, and healthy sleep may play a promotive or protective role in this relation. However, little is known regarding such associations...
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Transient hypoxia drives soil microbial community dynamics and biogeochemistry during human decomposition
Taylor L, Mason A, Noel H, Essington M, Davis M, Brown V, et al.
FEMS Microbiol Ecol . 2024 Sep; 100(10). PMID: 39293810
Human decomposition in terrestrial ecosystems is a dynamic process creating localized hot spots of soil microbial activity. Longer-term (beyond a few months) impacts on decomposer microbial communities are poorly characterized...
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Development of temperament types from infancy to adolescence: Genetic and environmental influences with an economically and racially/ethnically diverse sample
Murillo A, Clifford S, Cheng C, Doane L, Davis M, Lemery-Chalfant K
Dev Psychol . 2024 Aug; 60(11):2200-2219. PMID: 39172413
Kagan theorized biologically based temperament types that are present in infancy, stable across development, and essential for understanding individual differences. Despite evidence, temperament research remains focused on a few prominent...
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The moderating role of early-life parental adverse and positive factors in the genetic and environmental contributions to objectively assessed sleep duration in middle childhood
Miadich S, Ostner S, Murillo A, Bui C, Rea-Sandin G, Doane L, et al.
J Exp Child Psychol . 2024 Jul; 246():105994. PMID: 38991312
Early-life positive and adverse parental factors, such as positive parent personality and parental stress, affect the environmental context in which children develop and may influence individual differences in children's sleep...
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Obstetrical and neonatal complications, prematurity, and childhood effortful control development: A longitudinal twin study
Pickett J, Ostner S, Murillo A, Clifford S, Doane L, Davis M, et al.
Dev Psychol . 2024 Jul; 60(9):1716-1732. PMID: 38976431
Premature infants may be at risk for lower effortful control, and subsequent lower academic achievement, peer competence, and emotional and physical wellness throughout the lifespan. However, because prematurity is related...
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Concordance in parent-child and sibling actigraphy-measured sleep: Evidence among early adolescent twins and primary caregivers
Sasser J, Lecarie E, Lemery-Chalfant K, Clifford S, Breitenstein R, Davis M, et al.
Sleep Med . 2023 Sep; 111():111-122. PMID: 37757508
Study Objectives: Growing evidence suggests concordance between parent and youth sleep. However, no known study has simultaneously examined concordance among siblings' sleep patterns. This study investigated daily and average concordance...
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Self-compassion and pain disability in adults with chronic pain: The mediating role of future self-identification and self-efficacy
Mistretta E, Davis M, Bartsch E, Olah M
J Health Psychol . 2023 Apr; 28(11):1044-1056. PMID: 37038610
Pain disability is a primary target of treatment for chronic pain. Self-compassion shows promise as an intervention to reduce pain disability, but mechanisms linking self-compassion with less pain disability remain...
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Delay discounting in adults with and without chronic pain: Differentiation across commodity and sign
Mistretta E, Craft W, Davis M, McClure S, Bickel W
Exp Clin Psychopharmacol . 2022 Nov; 31(3):745-755. PMID: 36355680
Delay discounting is a component of reward processing that affects decision-making in various health behavior domains. This study examined the discounting of gains and losses for monetary and pain outcomes...