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Press Releases and Statements
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Mismatched Caregiver-Infant Interactions During Feeding Could Boost Babies’ Risk of Later Obesity
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES: Embargoed for Release on July 14, 2020
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Biological, Physical, and Motor Development
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Teens Who Say Their Parents Are Overcontrolling Struggle with Relationships, Educational Goals as Adults
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on June 16, 2020
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Parents and Families
Schooling and Education
Social and Emotional Development
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Timing of Maturity, Feelings About Ethnicity and Race Can Positively Affect Black Males’ Self-Concept, Well-Being
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on May 5, 2020
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Diversity, Identity, and Social Justice
Social and Emotional Development
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Emotional Abuse, Neglect Affect Adolescent Depression Differently by Gender, Ethnicity: Study Highlights Value of Differentiating Abuse from Neglect
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on March 31, 2020
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Social and Emotional Development
Diversity, Identity, and Social Justice
SRCD In The News
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A Quarantine Benefit: Lowering the Flame on Tween Drama
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Social and Emotional Development
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Should schools reopen? Balancing COVID-19 and learning loss for young children
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Schooling and Education
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Forcing children to clear their plates increases the chance of them becoming obese as adults by skewing their perceptions of hunger and fullness
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Biological, Physical, and Motor Development
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How parents’ psychological control may lead to young adult students’ fear of failure
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Parents and Families
Social and Emotional Development
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Teens with ‘overbearing’ parents struggle with social relationships in adult life, study finds
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By Madeline Farber, Fox News