Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama

Author

University of Kansas ORCID

Also Known As

Johnson-Motoyama, Michelle, Michelle Johnson-Motoyama, Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, michelle Johnson-Motoyama

Publications

1.5K

Citations

H-Index

111

Concepts

All Affiliations

University of Kansas The Ohio State University University of Illinois Chicago University of California, Berkeley University of Southern California

About

Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama is an author at University of Kansas specializing in child development, health sciences, and education.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Health Sciences	13	14	442
2	Education	12	13	282
3	Medicine	9	9	679
4	Language Studies	1	1	17
5	Law	1	1	18

Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama

Publications

1.2K

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Racial and ethnic disparities: A population-based examination of risk factors for involvement with child protective services Emily Putnam‐Hornstein, Barbara Needell, Bryn King, Child Abuse & Neglect Family MedicineEthnic DisparitiesMedicineChild Protective ServicesHealth Disparities	2013	469
Geographic variation in racial disparities in child maltreatment: The influence of county poverty and population density Kathryn Maguire‐Jack, Paul Lanier, Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, Child Abuse & Neglect Population InequalityChild MaltreatmentChild AbuseChild Maltreatment PreventionAfrican American Studies	2015	146
The Child Maltreatment Prevention Landscape: Where Are We Now, and Where Should We Go? Brenda Jones Harden, Cassandra Simons, Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science Child WelfareCriminal LawChild Sexual Abuse PreventionPublic Health ApproachTrauma In Child	2020	51
Cost analysis of the strengthening families program in reducing time to family reunification among substance-affected families Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, Jody Brook, Yueqi Yan, Children and Youth Services Review Family SystemsSubstance AbuseFamily MedicineFamily InvolvementHealth Policy	2012	39
Inadequate child supervision: The role of alcohol outlet density, parent drinking behaviors, and social support Bridget Freisthler, Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, Nancy J. Kepple Children and Youth Services Review Child PsychologySubstance AbuseSubstance UseBehavioral SciencesAlcohol Dependence	2014	38
The Role of Religion and Spirituality in the Association Between Hope and Anxiety in a Sample of Latino Youth Moneika DiPierro, Paula J. Fite, Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama Child & Youth Care Forum CultureLatino CultureReligion StudiesReligiositySpirituality	2017	36
Disparities in Reported and Substantiated Infant Maltreatment by Maternal Hispanic Origin and Nativity: A Birth Cohort Study Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, Emily Putnam‐Hornstein, Alan J. Dettlaff, Maternal and Child Health Journal EthnicityMaternal Hispanic OriginSubstantiated Infant MaltreatmentChild AbusePediatrics	2014	32
A study in contrasts: Supports and barriers to successful implementation of two evidence-based parenting interventions in child welfare Becci A. Akin, Jody Brook, Margaret Lloyd, Child Abuse & Neglect Family MedicinePublic PolicyChild Well-beingChild WelfareEvidence-based Intervention	2016	32
Association Between State Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Policies, Child Protective Services Involvement, and Foster Care in the US, 2004-2016 Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, Donna K. Ginther, Patricia Oslund, JAMA Network Open	2022	31
Parental nativity and the decision to substantiate: Findings from a study of Latino children in the second National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-being (NSCAW II) Michelle Johnson‐Motoyama, Alan J. Dettlaff, Megan Finno Children and Youth Services Review EthnicityChild PsychologyChild Well-beingLatino CultureParental Nativity	2012	27

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