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Infants to Adolescents: Research Update Editors: Beverly J. Roder, Ph.D. & Mabel L. Sgan, Ph.D. |
| Volume 5 Number 1 January, 2004 |
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Stressed-Out in Utero? Fetal Responses to Maternal Stress May Set the Stage for Stress Reactions in Later Life (prenatal) What & Where Infants Seem to Have Some Appreciation of Sentence Construction and the Meaning It Imparts (13-20 months) Search Time Finding Objects May Take a Little Time (29 months) Hidden Thoughts What Keeping Secrets and Playing Hide-and-Seek Tell Us about the Development of Private Thought (3-5 years) "Are You Sure....?" Why Cross Examination is Inappropriate for Young Children (5-6 years) Into the Future Links Between Childhood Characteristics and Adult Personality Traits (8-20 years) Hard on the Heart Childcare is Associated with Coronary Heart Disease in Women (adults) Developing in Different Directions Gender Differences in Route Learning and Some Possible Origins (9-17 years) Matched Pairs Teen Couples of Very Masculine Males and Very Feminine Females Have a Different Romantic Trajectory (7th- to 12th-graders) Sudden Death Experience Teens Are at Heightened Risk of Depression in the First Month after a Friend's Suicide (teens) QUICK TAKES SMOKING DURING PREGNANCY may affect later sperm counts and sperm density in the developing fetus BREAST-FED NEWBORNS initially lose more weight than bottle-fed newborns CHILDREN WHO DRAW ELEMENTS IN THE SAME ORDER are not so rigid that they cannot incorporate new elements on request THE AGE OF DAUGHTERS WHEN THEIR PARENTS SEPARATE is reflected in their reproductive outcomes BOYS AND GIRLS evaluate computers differently |
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