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12:30 to 2:00pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 3, Room 321
In Paper Symposium: 1-072 - Gene-Environment Correlations As Critical Influences on Children’s Social Relationships
On Symposium Paper: Gene-Environment Correlation Linking Depressed Mood During Adolescence with Later Victimization in College and at Work
Non-Presenting Author
2:15 to 3:30pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 1, Exhibit Hall B
In Event: 1-115 - Poster Session 03
In Poster Session: PS 03 Section - Attention, Learning, Memory
On Individual Poster: 12 - Maternal Control and Child Cognitive Flexibility: Untangling Genetic and Environmental Contributions
Non-Presenting Author
2:15 to 3:30pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 1, Exhibit Hall B
In Event: 1-115 - Poster Session 03
In Poster Session: PS 03 Section - Social Relationships
On Individual Poster: 230 - Trajectories of Peer-Victimization from Early Childhood to Adolescence
Non-Presenting Author
2:15 to 3:45pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 3, Room 328
In Paper Symposium: 1-131 - Blunted Versus Elevated Hair Cortisol: Differential Relations to Developmental and Intergenerational Predictors and Outcomes
On Symposium Paper: The Enduring Effect of Childhood Adversity on Chronic Cortisol Secretion at the End of Adolescence: The Highs and Lows
Non-Presenting Author
9:45 to 11:00am
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 1, Exhibit Hall B
In Event: 2-055 - Poster Session 06
In Poster Session: PS 06 Section - Developmental Psychopathology
On Individual Poster: 55 - Childhood Shyness, Anxiety and Depression Multitrajectories: Links to Adolescent Social Phobia, Generalized Anxiety and Depression
Non-Presenting Author
1:00 to 2:30pm
Baltimore Convention Center, Floor: Level 3, Room 321
In Exchange Symposium: 2-122 - From child conception to adulthood: why epigenetic data analysis should be integrated into longitudinal studies
On Symposium Paper: Associations between in utero environment, DNA methylation and brain development: longitudinal investigations in monozygotic twins
Non-Presenting Author