Professor Emerita
Education
- Ph.D. – Purdue University – 1981
Areas of Study
- Child Clinical
- Pediatric/Child Health Psychology
Research Interests:
The treatment of acute pain in children; protective parenting; and child and family adjustment to chronic childhood illnesses, such as food allergy and cancer; and social adjustment in children with chronic illness.
Selected Publications
- Parenting and independent problem-solving in preschool children with food allergy. Dahlquist, L. M., Power, T. G., Hahn, A., Hoehn, J., Thompson, C. C., Herbert, L. J., Law, E. F., & Bollinger, M. E. (2015). Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 40, 96-108.
- Parents of children with food allergy: Gender differences in perceived impact and perceived food allergy severity. Hoehn, J., Dahlquist, L., & Bollinger, M. E. (2017). Journal of Pediatric Psychology. 42, 186–197.
- Development of the Food Allergy Knowledge Test (FAKT). Hahn, A., Dahlquist, L., Hoehn, J., & Bollinger, M. (2017) Journal of Pediatric Psychology, 42, 598-609.
- Working memory and visual discrimination distraction tasks improve cold pressor pain tolerance in children. Dahlquist, L. M., Pinder, W. M., Bento, S. P., Steiner, E. M., Zeroth, J. A., Parr, N. J., & Quiton, R. L. (2020). Health Psychology, 39, 10-20.
- Cognitive load and the effectiveness of distraction for acute pain in children. Gaultney, W M., Dahlquist, L. M., & Quiton, R. L. (2021). European Journal of Pain, 25, 1568-1582.
- Intolerance of uncertainty and protective parenting: The mediating role of maternal appraisals and the moderating role of child health status. Steiner, E. M. & Dahlquist, L. M. (2021) Children’s Health Care, 51,263-284.
- Conditioned pain modulation in children: The effects of painful and nonpainful conditioning stimuli. Hoehn, J. L., Dahlquist, L. M., & Zeroth, J. A. (2022). Journal of Pain.
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