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Infants to Adolescents: Research Update Editors: Beverly J. Roder, Ph.D. & Mabel L. Sgan, Ph.D. |
| Volume 4 Number 5 September, 2003 |
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Breastfeeding Trends Good News and Bad News (infancy) Brain Growth & Autism Exciting New Research Shows that Autism May Be Identified in Infancy (infancy) Tools for Tots Toddlers Use a Handrail as a Tool when Walking (16 months) Is It What You Say or How You Say It? Four-Year Olds Respond to Instructions Differently than Younger and Older Children (4 years) Older Brothers Make a Difference For Males, Homosexual Attraction is Linked to Number of Older Brothers (childhood - adulthood) Finicky about Food Differences between Picky Eaters and Food Neophobics (7 years) Watching the Brain Read Using MRIs to Visualize Differences in Reading Proficiency (6-22 years) Serious Play Rough & Tumble Play May Be More than Just "Horsing Around" (6th grade) Peer Influence on Oral Sex Beliefs about Friends' Behaviors May Influence Engagement in Oral Sex (10th grade) QUICK TAKES YOUNGSTERS WITH FREQUENT HEADACHES benefit from a reduction of cola drinks GIRLS WHOSE PUBERTY BEGINS WITH BREAST DEVELOPMENT may be at risk for adult obesity |
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