Loved doing this more personal interview about my research! Read it to find out how my sister sparked my interest in psychology and to learn more about recent work in the lab
Our lab is hiring a part-time Philadelphia-based research assistant to help with data collection at our partner museum! This is a great opportunity for those interested in applying to jobs/programs in dev psych! For more info, see: https://t.co/nar5RTjA3q
Here is a 4-year-old predicting instant and continuous success on a novel bean bag task. This is characteristic of young children’s optimism. Do little kids just not understand that mastery usually takes practice?
New paper thread!
https://t.co/B6h6IeFaic
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Check out this new work from the lab showing that pointing out learning opportunities causes parents to step back and provide children with more autonomy.
Bonus fun - this study involved watching many 4-year-olds dress up in hockey gear 🏒 😜
Persistence is crucial for kids’ development, but parents often take over & solve problems for them. What can help parents step back?
New paper w/ @Mika_Asaba, Lynn Hu, @julia_a_leonard shows pointing out learning opportunities reduces over-parenting! https://t.co/6r0kSE1hn5 1/5
"We know that kids are all different from each other and maybe one of our goals should be to embrace that a little bit more."
In this clip, @julia_a_leonard discusses why we should embrace different types of learning and different types of learners. Learn more below ⬇️
Imagine you are about to learn a new skill, like darts🎯. Do you think you could accurately predict your learning curve? With @smickdougle and @julia_a_leonard, we find that you can!
New preprint: https://t.co/ilXiz2AjV4
Dev Area at Yale had some excellent psychological phenomena Halloween costumes...I spy Sally and Anne, wire mother/mesh mother, a marshmallow...what do you see?