Top Tweets for #Umassdev20
@j_flan investigates child cognitive psychology and developmental neuroscience. She predicts that as some children come out of lockdown and return to school, they may have a hard time readjusting. For more interesting tweets, give her a follow! #umassdev20 #week14
Parents can recognize the warning signs that their children are stressed by paying attention to whether their children are experiencing abnormal pains in their body or are expressing odd behavior #umassdev20 #week14 https://t.co/TyemF9EEXb
Are you typically skeptical of psychological research? Follow @Neuro_Skeptic for insight into psychology based on a skeptic's perspective. #umassdev20 #week14
Followed @Sakiera_Hudson because of her work on social hierarchy and intersectionality! #umassdev20 #week14
This article does a great job of explaining the results and their implications. It additionally addresses what future studies should consider and look at more in-depth #umassdev20 #week14
I started following @meriahdejoseph to learn more about poverty-related adversity's influence on neurodevelopment and how the type, timing, and chronicity work to shape children's development #umassdev20 #week14
I'm following @JinXunGoh, who works in the Prejudice, Behavior, and Judgment lab at Colby College. His lab looks to understand how people perceive, think about, and interact with others #umassdev20 #week14
Gave @simultagnosia a follow for more content on language, meaning of time, and conceptual development! #umassdev20 #week14
Followed @stuartablon for more info on how to work with kids and helping them through challenging behavior, particularly during this time of #COVID19! #umassdev20 #week14
Started following @marjieknudsen for more information on the wellbeing of children, especially since I am spending so much time with them and learning from them! #umassdev20 #week14
@DrJamesBooth I think this author does a great job at using narrative technique to make the article captivating. He also cites many studies and describes the procedures in plain english, which makes the results more easily interpretable.#umassdev20 #week14
@DrJamesBooth Very interesting article here talking about various implications of infants increased exposure to screens. The article cited a number of studies offering potential risks but also offered some studies that suggest certain benefits #umassdev20 #week14
Just followed @alysonschafer for parenting tips on how to help children cope with grief brought due to COVID-19 and encourage them to get off their electronics and get fresh air. #umassdev20 #week14
Just followed @DrJamesBooth to learn more about learning disabilities such as ADHD and Dsylexia #umassdev20 #week14
Follow @AndreaF_Fields if you want to know more about how early life experiences can shape a children's development and behavior later on in life! #umassdev20 #week14
Follow @libbiebrey if you are interested in learning more about how prejudice and stereotypes develop in young children, and how we can change this course! #umassdev20 #week14
To learn about brain development, early adversity, & the mental health of children and adolescence, I am following @dylanggee! #umassdev20 #week14
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