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Infants to Adolescents: Research Update Editors: Beverly J. Roder, Ph.D. & Mabel L. Sgan, Ph.D. |
| Volume 9 Number 1 JAN, 2008 |
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Producing Baby Boys A Possible Link between Maternal Obesity and the Male/Female Birth Ratio (prenatal) A Basis for Bonding Bonding Behaviors Can Be Predicted Early in Pregnancy (prenatal-postnatal) Early Empathy Newborns of Depressed Moms Don't Cry Along with Other Babies (newborns) There's Something about Spiders Fear of Spiders May Have Evolutionary Roots (5 months) My Body, My Self A New Way to Study the Development of Self-Awareness (15-24 months) Changing Opinions Children as Young as 4 Try to Match their Attitudes with their Behaviors (4 years) Time Flies When You're Feeling Threatened Children Overestimate the Passage of Time When Viewing Angry Faces (3-8 years) Bragging Rights (and Wrongs) When Is Bragging OK? (8-11 years) Yawn... More Evidence that Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder Fail to Empathize (11 years) The Words and the Music Music Training Facilitates Language Processing in the Brainstem (childhood-adulthood) The Threat of Math Gender Stereotypes and Classroom Settings Both Impact Girls' Classroom Performance (11-13 years) Does It Help to Write It Down? Writing about Feelings May Not Help Children (9-13 years) Predicting Excellence Outstanding Creativity by Middle Age Can Be Predicted in Early Adolescence (13 years-middle age) It's All about Me Narcissism Is on the Rise (childhood-college age) QUICK TAKES NOT ALL BREAST-FED BABIES have higher IQs CHILDREN ARE UNLIKELY to be "injury-prone" TEENS ARE POORLY PROTECTED in the workplace |
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