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SUMMARY:Child Study Center Speaker Series: Robert Nix
DESCRIPTION:\nRobert Nix\, Ph.D.\n\nAudrey Rothermel Bascom Professor\n\
nProfessor of Human Development and Family Studies\n\nSchool of Human Ec
ology\n\nUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison\n\n“Improving the Quality of Ho
me Visits to Better Serve Families Living in Poverty”\n\nAbstract: This
presentation will review how the Recipe 4 Success preventive interventio
n used a community-based participatory approach to design a new home vis
it curriculum for families with young children living in poverty. It wil
l summarize the results from two randomized controlled trials testing th
at curriculum against current evidence-based practices on multiple domai
ns of functioning\, including parents’ sensitive scaffolding\, responsiv
e food parenting practices\, toddlers’ self-regulation\, and healthy eat
ing habits. It then will explore how studies of therapeutic mechanisms w
ithin Recipe 4 Success shed light on broad principles of design and impl
ementation that might enhance the effectiveness of other preventive inte
rventions.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/csc-spea
ker-series-robert-nix/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Robert
Nix, Ph.D.
Audrey Rothermel Bascom Professor
Professo
r of Human Development and Family Studies
School of Human EcologyUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison
“Improving the Quality of Home Visits to Better Serve Famil
ies Living in Poverty”
Abstract: This presentation wi
ll review how the Recipe 4 Success preventive intervention used a commun
ity-based participatory approach to design a new home visit curriculum f
or families with young children living in poverty. It will summarize the
results from two randomized controlled trials testing that curriculum a
gainst current evidence-based practices on multiple domains of functioni
ng, including parents’ sensitive scaffolding, responsive food parenting
practices, toddlers’ self-regulation, and healthy eating habits. It then
will explore how studies of therapeutic mechanisms within Recipe 4 Succ
ess shed light on broad principles of design and implementation that mig
ht enhance the effectiveness of other preventive interventions.
Fo
r more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/csc-speaker-series-robe
rt-nix/
URL:https://csc.la.psu.edu/speaker-series/2025-2026-speaker-series/
LOCATION:Memorial Lounge, Pasquerilla Spiritual Center
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