Project Abstract/Summary The social groups to which we belong — families, friends, teams, companies, organizations — have a pervasive influence […]
Project Abstract/Summary Human beings form complex social networks. Those networks are composed of numerous intense bonds, including those between family
Project Abstract/Summary Understanding successful transitions to kindergarten is a critical task that has clear implications for children’s well-being. Early adverse
Project Abstract/Summary The ability to appropriately match an emotional response to cues in the environment begins developing during infancy and
Project Abstract/Summary Almost 25% of children in the US grow up in bilingual homes, many of whom speak Spanish. Bilingual
Project Abstract/Summary This project investigates the origins of our understanding of fairness and inequality. The first part of the project
Project Abstract/Summary People with good relationships live longer and healthier lives. This project focuses on what makes good relationships good,
Project Abstract/Summary People experience distressing events throughout their daily lives. These range from minor setbacks to life-changing tragedies. In such
Project Abstract/Summary Peer victimization (or bullying) is a serious problem in American schools. Anywhere from 20 to 60 percent of
Project Abstract/Summary Trust – the belief in the truth, reliability, or ability of another person to do a promised action