Henry Pareto

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

@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

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

@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

[James Booth @DrJamesBooth]

Screen Time Is Replacing Playtime — and That's Changing Kids’ Brains https://t.co/wnao4zGZ6C

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

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

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Follow @drlindamiles to learn more about mindfulness and healthy strategies to cope with anxiety during these very anxiety-inducing times #umassdev20 #week14

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Followed @UCDInfantCogLab to understand more about how infants develop cognition #umassdev20 #week14

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Just followed @DrJamesBooth to learn more about learning disabilities such as ADHD and Dsylexia #umassdev20 #week14

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

The truth is that we have not collected enough data on the psychological impacts of pandemics to start making these speculations

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

This article speculates on the potential outcomes of adolescent development during the time of COVID19, such as long term increased anxiety, and erase their sense of self #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

This article does not do a good job at remaining scientific. Most of the predictions they make are based on cherry-picked quotes, and loose connections to hardly relevant studies. #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Follow @morano_caroline to learn more about "the active child" concept, and how infants and children shape their experiences by interacting with the world around them #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Just followed @TUinfchildlab ! They research a variety of developmental abilities of infants and children like language, spacial skills, and the role of play in learning #umassde20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Just followed @BritoBabyLab to learn more about their research on infant learning development ! #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Follow @salovphd to learn more about her post doc work that investigates how depression in parents can affect their children #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Follow @jfrickuga to keep up to date on her studies on infant attention in her @ugainfantlab ! #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

While fewer women receive bachelors degrees than women, the number is rapidly rising. In 1970, 37% of all B.S. degrees were awarded to women compared to 43% in 2020. Perhaps one day this number will grow over 50% #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Studies show that boys are performing worse in school and more frequently college dropouts than girls #umassdev20 #week13

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Follow @reginegalanti to learn more about therapy techniques teens can use to reduce anxiety #umassdev20 #week12

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

follow @latuckerpsych to learn more about gender and how it ties into child psychology! #umassdev20 #week12

[Henry Pareto @HenryPareto]

Follow @AnneMarieAlbano to learn more about anxiety disorders in children #umassdev20 #week12