Social research often measures pairs of people (e.g., parent-child; teacher-student; peer-coworker). They form relationships, interact with and influence each other. The statistical analysis of data from pairs is called dyadic analysis – and …

Making do through making is a decades if not centuries-old literacy shared by a wide range of consistently underserved cultural groups including many Latino groups (referred to as Rasquachismo). Over the last nine years a form of rasquachismo called …