Kristine Jolivette is affiliated with Georgia State University in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of psychology and social sciences, with a notable focus on developmental and educational psychology, education, and clinical psychology. Additional subfields connected to their work include safety research and cognitive neuroscience.
The scientist's work covers a range of topics, highlighting areas such as behavioral and psychological studies, reading and literacy development, innovative teaching and learning methods, educational and psychological assessments, writing and handwriting education, child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development, and child development and digital technology.
Kristine Jolivette has contributed to multiple research publications. Recent papers include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Kristine Jolivette include:
The scientist has published frequently in a number of academic venues, with notable contributions to:
Christine A. Christle;Kristine Jolivette;C. Michael Nelson
Christine A. Christle;Kristine Jolivette;C. Michael Nelson
Christine A. Christie;C. Michael Nelson;Kristine Jolivette
Ellen L. Duchaine;Kristine Jolivette;Laura D. Fredrick
Kimberly Viel-Ruma;David Houchins;Kristine Jolivette;Gwen Benson
Andrea Flower;Sara C. McDaniel;Kristine Jolivette
Terrance M. Scott;Anne Bucalos;Carl Liaupsin;C. Michael Nelson
Sally Barton-Arwood;Linda Morrow;Kathleen Lane;Kristine Jolivette
Terrance M. Scott;C. Michael Nelson;Carl J. Liaupsin;Kristine Jolivette
Kristine Jolivette;Joseph H. Wehby;Jennifer Canale;N. Gayle Massey
Craig H. Kennedy;Terry Long;Kristine Jolivette;Jennifer Cox
C. Michael Nelson;Kristine Jolivette;Peter E. Leone;Sarup R. Mathur
Amy S. Lingo;Sally M. Barton-Arwood;Kristine Jolivette
Debra A. Harley;Kristine Jolivette;Katherine McCormick;Karen Tice
Robin Parks Ennis;Kristine Jolivette
Robin Parks Ennis;Kristine Jolivette;Nicole Cain Swoszowski;Monia L. Johnson
Nicole Cain Swoszowski;Sara C. McDaniel;Kristine Jolivette;Patience Melius
Kristine Jolivette;C. Michael Nelson
Kristine Jolivette;Janine Peck Stichter;C. Michael Nelson;Terrance M. Scott
Kristine Jolivette;Janine Peck Stichter;Katherine M. McCormick
Michelle L. Ramsey;Kristine Jolivette;DaShaunda Puckett Patterson;Christina Kennedy
Nicole Cain Swoszowski;Kristine Jolivette;Laura D. Fredrick;L. Juane Heflin
Kristine Jolivette;Janine Peck Stichter;Sara Sibilsky;Terrance M. Scott
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