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Infants to Adolescents: Research Update Editors: Beverly J. Roder, Ph.D. & Mabel L. Sgan, Ph.D. |
| Volume 7 Number 1 January, 2006 |
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A Bond Issue Early Bonding, Hormone Production, and Social Behavior (birth - childhood) Someone Like Me Even 3-Month-Olds Prefer Faces of their Own Race (1-3 months) Sad Dads Moms Aren't the Only Ones to Suffer from Post-Partum Depression (birth - 3 1/2 years) Alcohol Doesn't Aid Lactation Nursing Moms May Be Getting Bad Advice (2-4 months) Picking up Pictures Do Infants Believe that They Can Pick up Objects Depicted in Photos? (9 months) Forward and Backward Thinking Developing the Ability to Think about What Has Happened and What Has Yet to Be (3-5 years) Repeating Kindergarten Implications of Another Year in Kindergarten On Guard Concentration May Be a Problem for Abused Children (4-5 years) Second-Grade Cynics Second Graders Consider Motivations When Judging a Speaker's Truthfulness (7-11 years) Boy/Girl Differences We May Be More Alike than Different (childhood-adulthood) Marital Discord and Adolescent Adjustment Marital Problems Have Real Consequences for Adolescents (12-14 years) Being Popular The "Good" and "Bad" Sides of Popularity (13-14 years) Too Early to Rise School Schedules May Not Be Appropriate for High School Students (high school) Riding with Risk Passenger Gender Plays a Role in Risky Driving (high school) QUICK TAKES OLDER DADS increase the risk of congenital malformations in offspring WHY CHILDREN MAY LIKE SCHOOL LESS in spring SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS may be partly responsible for sex differences in spatial ability SELF-DISCIPLINE seems to play a key role in predicting achievement |
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