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Families and contexts that shape developmental trajectories
Fri, April 9, 11:35am to 1:05pm EDT (11:35am to 1:05pm EDT), VirtualSession Type: Flash Talk Session
Abstract
This series of flash talks consider family and contextual factors that shape developmental trajectories from the point of infancy through adolescence. The flash talks cover contexts as varied as emerging markets and the post-Great Recession economic period and family factors focused on attachment, parent-child interactions and parental involvement.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Field research with kids & families in emerging markets - Presenting Author: Carissa Kang, Google
Postsecondary Experiences in the Shadow of the Great Recession - Presenting Author: Bronwyn Nichols Lodato, University of Chicago
Modelling the Impact of Parent-Child Interactions on the Skill Development of Primary School Children - Presenting Author: Ashton Brown, University of Cambridge
Managing health in inequitable contexts: The Youth Health Capacity Development model - Presenting Author: Patrece Joseph, Tufts University
The Animal Roots of Human Attachment Theory - Presenting Author: Alexandre Anthony Baly Chaumette, Harvard University; Non-Presenting Author: Jessica Yang, Trinity College; Non-Presenting Author: Annika Linde, DVM, PhD, MPH, Western University of Health Sciences - California; Non-Presenting Author: Barbara N. Horowitz, Harvard University
Effects of parental involvement programs on young children’s academic and social-emotional outcomes: A meta-analysis - Presenting Author: Jimena Cosso, Pennsylvania State University, University Park; Non-Presenting Author: Antje von Suchodoletz, New York University Abu Dhabi; Non-Presenting Author: Hirokazu Yoshikawa, New York University