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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
Since the seminal work by Moffit et al (2011), we know about the long shadows that lack of self-regulation in (early) childhood casts on later life outcomes. This panel of flash talks examines the measurement of self-regulation in early childhood and extends its longitudinal prediction into further areas of development in childhood, adolescence, and (early) adulthood.
Behavioral Observations of Mother, Child, and Dyadic Dysregulation from Infancy through Toddlerhood - Presenting Author: Betty Lin, State University of New York at Albany (SUNY Albany); Laura K. Winstone-Weide, University of Texas at Austin; Keith A Crnic, Arizona State University; Nancy A Gonzales, Arizona State University; Linda J. Luecken, Arizona State University
Examining Maternal Emotion Dismissing and Toddler’s Anger Proneness as Predictors for Preschoolers' Expressive Control - Presenting Author: Frances M. Lobo, University of Texas at Austin; Anna M Zhou, University of Utah; Kristin A. Buss, Pennsylvania State University, University Park
Cascading Effects of Childhood Self-Control on Adjustment in Adolescence and Adulthood - Presenting Author: Zehra Gulseven, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Nestor Tulagan, University of California - Irvine; Sandra Simpkins, University of California - Irvine; Deborah Lowe Vandell, University of California - Irvine
Does childhood matter for how we vote?: Pathways from early development to adult political outcomes - Presenting Author: Jessica A Stern, University of Virginia - Charlottesville; Christopher M. Wegemer, University of California, Los Angeles; Tobias Grossmann, University of Virginia - Charlottesville; Deborah Lowe Vandell, University of California - Irvine