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A Life Worth Living: The Science of Human Flourishing Anthony Ong's developmental research documents the remarkable capacity of some individuals to thrive in face of life's challenges and offers insights into how positive emotions influence |
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Hearts, Minds, and Choices: Helping Improve Decision Making Across the Life Span Interdisciplinary research by Joseph Mikels in collaboration with Kosali Simon suggests ways for improving older adults' decision making. |
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The Way She Speaks: Maternal Conversation Style and Children's Developing Autobiographical Memory and Sense of Self Research by Qi Wang shows how culture influences the way mothers share memories with their children which in turn influences children's self-concept |
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Planting One Seed at a Time and Alleviating Climate Change Through Youth Community Action The CITY Project helps pilot an innovative program in which young people and adults learn about the impact of climate change and explore how they can make a difference. |
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Resources
The Development of Developmental Science
How Does Negative Emotion Cause False Memories?
Building Strong Marriages: Resources for and Lessons Learned from Working with Stepfamiles
Working with Incarcerated Parents and Their Children: It's an Inside Job!
The Future of Children Webcasts
America's Children in Brief: Key National Indicators of Well-Being, 2008 Report.
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Events
Parenting in Context In-service January 28-29, 2009 at Hilton Garden Inn, Ithaca.
Human Development Research Update May 6-7, 2009 at laTourelle Inn, Ithaca. Visit our website for information on topics and presenters. Early bird registration available!