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4:00 to 5:15pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 1, Exhibit Hall B
In Event: 1-169 - Poster Session 04
In Poster Session: PS 04 Section - Developmental Psychopathology
On Individual Poster: 51 - A Latent Class Analysis of Childhood ADHD Symptoms, Conduct Problems, and Limited Prosocial Behavior Trajectories
Non-Presenting Author
2:30 to 3:45pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 1, Exhibit Hall B
In Event: 2-163 - Poster Session 08
In Poster Session: PS 08 Section - Developmental Psychopathology
On Individual Poster: 59 - Negative Mood and the Development of Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors: The Role of Negative-Intrusive Parenting
Non-Presenting Author
8:00 to 9:15am
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 1, Exhibit Hall B
In Event: 3-003 - Poster Session 09
In Poster Session: PS 09 Section - Family Context & Processes
On Individual Poster: 99 - Maternal Subjective Poverty Experience and Concurrent Maternal Depression in Early Postpartum Years
Non-Presenting Author
8:00 to 9:30am
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 3, Room 319
In Paper Symposium: 3-011 - Multi-Faceted Risk Exposure and Outcomes Through Early Adolescence: Transdisciplinary Findings from the Family Life Project
Chair
8:00 to 9:30am
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 3, Room 319
In Paper Symposium: 3-011 - Multi-Faceted Risk Exposure and Outcomes Through Early Adolescence: Transdisciplinary Findings from the Family Life Project
On Symposium Paper: Profiles of Family-Based Risk Experiences Predict Early Developmental Outcomes for Children in Low-Income, Rural Communities
Presenting Author
4:15 to 5:45pm
Hilton Baltimore, Floor: Level 2, Key 4
In Paper Symposium: 3-238 - New (or Under Appreciated) Statistical Methods for Probing Causal Hypotheses in Developmental Research
On Symposium Paper: Weight, Balance, Repeat: Marginal Structural Models for Improving Causal Inference With Time-Varying Treatments
Non-Presenting Author