What’s New in Psychology?
Parents Play a Role in Children’s Play
Jim Windell
What’s New in Psychology?
Jim Windell
What’s New in Psychology?
A Program to Help Parents Prevent Obesity in their Children
What’s New in Psychology?
Bullying and Other Factors Leading to Higher Suicide Rates in Black Youth
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The Effects on Kids of Being Addicted to Nighttime Cellphone Use
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Should Parents Ban Negative Peers?
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Unstructured Play for Children More Important Than Screen Time
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Adverse Childhood Events and Substance Use Disorders
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Support Needed for Abused and Neglected Children
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Which Students are Likely to be Excluded from School?
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Directive Parenting Style May Moderate ADHD
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Is Detention the Best Way of Helping Delinquent Youth?
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Parentification a Global Concern with Common Themes
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Bullying Based on Bias Most Harmful to Students
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Children’s Resilience and Creativity
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Childhood TV Viewing May Lead to Adult Metabolic Syndrome
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Diet Linked to Better Focus in Children
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A Parent’s Abuse as a Child Could Have Consequences for their Own Children
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Emerging Adults Often Sentenced to Life in Prison
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The Trauma of Abuse and Neglect Must Be Addressed
What’s New in Psychology?
Can Children Born Through Assisted Reproduction Develop Normally?