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Sandra Simpkins-Chaput

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Families, Schools, and Developing Achievement-Related Motivations and Engagement.

2007 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Jennifer A. Fredricks, et al. · 250

Relative contributions of families and peers to children’s social development

2002 · Ross D. Parke, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · 51

Encouraging girls in math and science: IES Practice Guide

2007 · David Halpern, J. Richard Aronson, et al. · 26

Understanding and measuring attendance in out-of-school programs

2004 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Priscilla M. D. Little, et al. · 21

Does youth’s participation in out-of-school time activities make a difference?

2003 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Sandra Simpkins-Chaput · 13

Characterizing and measuring participation in out-of-school time programs

2003 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Sandra Simpkins-Chaput · 12

The contribution of extracurricular activities to adolescent friendships: New insights through social network analysis

2012 · David R. Schaefer, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · 10

Organized out-of-school activities: Peers and adolescent development

2013 · Jennifer A. Fredricks, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development · 5

Predicting participation and outcomes in out-of-school activities: Similarities and differences across social ecologies

2005 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Marika N. Ripke, et al. · New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development · 5

Managing the external environment: The parent as active agent in the system

2003 · Robert Parke, Caitlin Killian, et al. · 5

What are youth doing in their leisure time?: Group differences and stability in participation from middle school through the transition into adulthood.

2004 · Nicole Zarrett, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · 3

Intergenerational continuity and discontinuity in Mexican-origin youths’ participation in organized activities: Insights from mixedmethods

2012 · Sandra D. Simpkins, A. E. Vest, et al. · 2

The role of extracurricular activities in developing and maintaining adolescent friendships: New insights through social network analysis

2011 · David R. Schaefer, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · Developmental Psychology · 2

Comparing sociometric analyses: Social relations model and typical methodologies

1999 · Sandra D. Simpkins, R. Michael Furr, et al. · 2

Using social network analysis to clarify the role of obesity in adolescent friend selection

2014 · David R. Schaefer, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · American Journal of Public Health · 1

Do some athletes drink alcohol more than others? The importance of peer relationships and gender

2013 · A. E. Vest, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development · 1

Bolstering the success of students in science through motivational beliefs and families

2012 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Christine A. Price, et al. · 1

Participation in sports among low-accepted children: Type of activity and intensity of involvement do matter

2009 · Carly Slutzky, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · 1

Present and accounted for: Measuring attendance in out-of-school time programs

2005 · Leila Fiester, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development · 1

Parents’ and children’s social networks: Mediational links and relations with social competence

2001 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Robin O'Neil, et al. · 1

A reanalysis of sociometric data using the social relations model

1999 · R. Michael Furr, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al. · 1

Observation, perception, and stability of children’s friendship

1998 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Mary L. Flyr, et al. · 1

Family influences on motivation

2014 · Sandra D. Simpkins, Jennifer A. Fredricks, et al.

Sibling behaviors and Mexican-origin adolescents’ afterschool activity participation

2013 · Chara D. Price, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al.

Predicting racial variations in girls pubertal maturation: The role of SES

2013 · Jennifer N. Becnel, Sandra D. Simpkins, et al.

Works count: 80

Citation count: 415

H-index: 7

I10-index: 7