Landa i Latin-Amerika

Latin American Adolescent Development Study Group

 

The goal of this network is to exchange information with those who share an interest in studying adolescent development and family relations in Central and South America.  This project is in the initial stages, so at this point I am open to suggestions on the direction of this group (including the name of the group).  At first, I will simply list the names and contact information (with their consent) of those who share an interest in this area.  I would also like to include a bibliography of published work and works in progress in Central and South America.  I envision this being a resource to network with those who share an interest in studying adolescent development in Latin America.

Paul Schvaneveldt, Ph.D., CFLE
Child and Family Studies
Weber State University
Ogden, UT 84408-1301
pschvaneveldt@weber.edu
 
Recent Publications and Presentations

Schvaneveldt, P.L. (2006, March).  Maternal and paternal influences on adolescent academic achievement orientation in La Paz, Bolivia.  Paper presented at the   Society for Research on Adolescence Biennial Conference, San Francisco, CA.

Schvaneveldt, P.L. (2005, November).  Parenting and adolescent social competence in Bolivia: variations by socioeconomic status.  Paper presented at the National Council on Family Relations Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ.

Schvaneveldt, P.L., & Ingoldsby, B.R. (2006).  Teaching family sciences in EcuadorIn R. Hamon (Ed.), International Family Studies: Developing Curricula and Teaching Tools.  New York: Haworth Press.

Ingoldsby, B.R., Horlacher, G.T., Schvaneveldt, P.L., & Mathews, M.A. (2005).  Emotional expressiveness and marital adjustment in Ecuador.  Marriage and Family Review, 38(1), 25-44.

Schvaneveldt, P.L., & Wilson, S.A. (2004, November).  Parental influences on adolescent social competence (ASC): A cross national symposium.  Symposium  presented at the National Council on Family Relations Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL.

Ingoldsby, B., Schvaneveldt, P.L., Supple, A.J., & Bush, K.R. (2003).  The relationship between parenting behaviors and adolescent achievement and self-efficacy in Chile and Ecuador.  Marriage and Family Review, 35, 139-160.

Schvaneveldt, P.L., & Ingoldsby, B. (2003).  An exchange theory perspective on couple formation preferences and practices in Ecuador.  Marriage and Family Review, 34, 219-238.

Ingoldsby, B., Schvaneveldt, P.L., & Uribe, C. (2003).  Perceptions of acceptable mate attributes in Ecuador.  Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 34, 171-185.

Schvaneveldt, P.L. (2003).  Mate selection preferences and practices in Ecuador and Latin America. In R. Hammon & B. Ingoldsby (Eds.), Mate Selection Across Cultures (pp. 43-60).  Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

 
Projects in Progress

Schvaneveldt, P.L.   Identity and the development of the self: A  longitudinal analysis of service learning experiences of volunteers in the orphanage setting in Latin America.

 Schvaneveldt, P.L.  Mate selection practices and preferences in La Paz and the Altiplano regions of Bolivia.

 Schvaneveldt, P.L.  Adolescent sexual activity in Ecuador: family process and peer influences.

 Schvaneveldt, P.L.  Adolescent development in Bolivia:  Parenting behaviors that promote social competence.

 Schvaneveldt, P.L., Horlacher, G.  Adolescent perceptions of the traditionality of gender roles in four Latin American countries and family violence.