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Q&A with Xingna Qin and Ping Ren, authors of “Does Having Vulnerable Friends Help Vulnerable Youth? The Co-Evolution of Friendships, Victimization, and Depressive Symptoms in Chinese Adolescents’ Social Networks” Child Development
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on March 25, 2023
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Study Shows Children May Consider Past Choices When Judging Others
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on March 25, 2023
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Q&A with Shanna van Trigt, Vrije Universiteit author of “Autistic Traits and Self-Conscious Emotions in Early Childhood” Child Development
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on April 25, 2023
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How do you define shyness? A new study analyzes shyness in children.
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on April 25, 2023
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Parental Support for LGBTQ Youth is Important, Research Shows
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PRESS RELEASE / CHILD DEVELOPMENT: Embargoed for Release on February 28, 2023
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Parents and Families
Diversity, Identity, and Social Justice
Social and Emotional Development
SRCD In The News
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Children consider their own past actions before judging others [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Eric Ralls, Earth.com
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Behavioral scientists have found 2 types of shyness that may explain why you hate public speaking [PRESS COVERAGE]
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BY Shalene Gupta, Fast Company
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Parents Are Often Nervous About Math. They Can Still Help Their Kids Learn It [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Evie Blad, Education Week
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It’s not just the shy kids who get nervous in front a crowd, study shows [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Madeline Holcombe, CNN
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PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATIONSHIPS The No. 1 thing that makes co-parenting successful: Your kids will be more ‘well-adjusted’ [PRESS COVERAGE]
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By Aditi Shrikant, Make It