Jenae Neiderhiser and colleagues investigated heritable, prenatal, and environmental pathways of parental stress, finding that birth parent influences and rearing dimensions of parental stress have differential impacts on child development. https://t.co/TX4jReVmq0
In a Cognitive Development special issue, Dr. Joscelin Rocha-Hidalgo and others examined associations between home language experience and memory generalization, facial emotion processing, and gaze following of infants in the United States. doi:10.1016/j.cogdev.2026.101766
Joscelin Rocha-Hidalgo and others examined associations between home language experience and memory generalization, facial emotion processing, and gaze following of infants living in the United States. #infant#multilingual#facialemotionprocessing https://t.co/ZnflnBrZlR
Child Study Center's We Are Connected program offers group facilitation, communication, and leadership skills to undergraduates at Penn State's University Park campus. #PennState#PSUUndergrad@PSULiberalArts https://t.co/8Yej5YCasd
Dr. Carlomagno Panlilio, associate professor of education, was a guest editor for a special issue of Early Childhood Research Quarterly. https://t.co/iDzP5FwwMr
Join the CMSN as we bring together diverse perspectives to examine what is known—and what needs to change—to better support transition-age youth with foster care histories, Friday, October 23rd. For more, see https://t.co/bRDXw6ZNJJ
Researchers including Erika Lunkenheimer examined how the warmth and harshness parents show toward their children predict children’s disruptive behavior. https://t.co/4xI1XHE6g1
Katie L. Burkhouse and Joan L. Luby discuss the importance of considering age-related periods when certain #neurobehavioral systems are especially malleable and responsive to #intervention in the prevention of youth #psychopathology. https://t.co/ZppIvNxOz6
Zülal İşcanoğlu and colleagues investigated the reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the Inventory of Family Feelings. #family#feelings https://t.co/2YUbSqFmpL
Sarah Myruski, associate research professor of psychology, and others examined neural systems underlying scaffolded cognitive reappraisal using an fMRI task in children. #emotionalreactivity https://t.co/VSzz1lbEAd
Researchers including Jenae Neiderhiser investigated the longitudinal evidence for age- and sex-invariant dimensions of #internalizing symptoms from #childhood through #adolescence. https://t.co/bemm9duIya
Researchers including former graduate student Kelley E. Gunther as well as Koraly Pérez-Edgar investigated the relationships between fronto-amygdala connectivity, #executivefunctioning, and #internalizing symptoms during early #adolescence. https://t.co/7NW3gsGf8P
Newly published by Penn State researchers Jordan Yerger, B.S., Emilia Cárdenas, Ph.D. & Katie Burkhouse, Ph.D., and others: https://t.co/OX8pbKLdBY