@egdstudy

Developmental Psychology study working with families to understand and promote healthy child development.

Joined September 2018
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Early Growth and Development Study@egdstudy1 Aug 2024
True or false: Most traits like creativity, mental health, or moral behavior are passed down from parents to children through a single gene for that trait.
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American Psychological Association@APA29 Jul 2023
How can we help teens stay #SafeOnSocial? APA's health advisory on social media use in adolescence offers ten science-based recommendations to guide parents, youth, tech companies, and policymakers. Read the full report: at.apa.org/2w6
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American Psychological Association@APA17 Aug 2023
A new school year means it's time for kids to see old friends again and make new ones. Help your child build healthy friendships with these age-appropriate, science-based tips. apa.org/topics/parenting/nav…

How to help kids navigate friendships and peer relationships

Teaching them psychological tools now can aid them well into adulthood.

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American Psychological Association@APA13 Mar 2023
Sleep is the brain's "dishwasher"—research says it's more important as we age. “Just as if you don’t have a filter in an aquarium, the fish will die in their own dirt, all this stuff accumulates in the brain that needs to be removed.” #SleepAwarenessWeek theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…

The battle to boost our deep sleep – and help stop dementia

The biological ‘brainwashing’ that happens while you are sleeping is crucial for filtering out toxins. Here’s how to optimise your overnight cycle

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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab26 Apr 2022
What a great talk by @TongChen_PSU! 🤩🌟 Tong presented two projects examining genetic & environmental influences associated with the etiology of internalizing problems and alcohol use as part of her #PAMT fellowship @PRCPennState, using both adoption and twin design 👏👏
Amanda Ramos@amandaramos_2326 Apr 2022
Listening to @TongChen_PSU talk about the association between internalizing problems and alcohol use #developmentalscience #behaviorgenetics
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Leslie Leve@UOPrevScience28 Mar 2022
We are SO happy you will be joining us this summer. Your expertise in topics related to gender equity will add immensely to our work in the @egdstudy and @uoregon broadly. Welcome!
Diana L. Jenkins, PhD@Ph_Diana_28 Mar 2022
I am beyond excited to finish up my dissertation in the next months and to start my career by working with Dr. Leslie Leve @UOPrevScience as a postdoctoral scholar at @uoregon @UO_PSI! Woo!
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Jenae Neiderhiser@jmneiderhiser19 Mar 2022
NIH PROGRAM STUDY LINKS COVID-19 PANDEMIC HARDSHIPS TO CHILD LIFE SATISFACTION prn.to/37KVfXN A new report using @ECHOChildHealth to describe effects of the pandemic on child & caregiver stress using data collected from families in 30 states. @PSUPsychology @egdstudy
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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab14 Mar 2022
We're so excited to share that @TongChen_PSU received the Strumpf Scholar Award from @PennStateCSC! Congrats Tong 👏🥳🤩 Read all about Tong's work here: csc.la.psu.edu/news/2022-str…

2022 Strumpf Scholar Award Recipients Announced - Child Study Center

We are pleased to announce the 2022 Strumpf Scholars: Tong Chen, a Developmental Psychology graduate student and Christina Hlutkowsky, a Child Clinical Psychology graduate student.

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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab1 Mar 2022
.@AmyYu70912708 will be presenting her poster on the effects of early childhood callous-unemotional behaviors and harsh parenting on early adolescent conduct problems
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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab1 Mar 2022
.@annamzhou will be presenting her work on associations between parent internalizing symptoms, child HPA axis activity and trajectories of internalizing symptoms from childhood to early adolescence xitter.cf/annamzhou/status/14984…
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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab1 Mar 2022
Work by @DevBGLab grad students @annamzhou and @AmyYu70912708 using data from the @egdstudy is being presented at @SRAdolescence on demand! 🧵 for more information
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Penn State Psychology@PSUPsychology10 Feb 2022
Check out recently published research by a team including Psychology's Dr. Jenae Neiderhiser and two of her former students Drs. Amanda Ramos and Elizabeth Shewark: doi.org/10.1037/dev0001278 Image credit: Brianna Basile, Daily Collegian
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Jenae Neiderhiser@jmneiderhiser26 Jan 2022
It is exciting to see this paper out! @amandaramos_23 worked hard on making this a paper that was accessible to any reader. @egdstudy @PSUPsychology @DevBGLab
Amanda Ramos@amandaramos_2325 Jan 2022
Thrilled to share this new paper in Developmental Psych! With @egdstudy we looked at associations between the marital and parent-child relationship while incorporating the potential influence of the child. Shout out to my co-authors as well! psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-…

Reexamining the association between the interparental relationship and parent–child interactions:...

Family systems research has identified two key processes (spillover and compensatory), linking interparental relationship quality to the parent–child relationship. However, previous research has...

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Amanda Ramos@amandaramos_2325 Jan 2022
Replying to @amandaramos_23 @egdstudy
We also found that genetic influences were associated with less father coercion with their child.
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Amanda Ramos@amandaramos_2325 Jan 2022
Replying to @amandaramos_23 @egdstudy
We found that interparental warmth was associated with less mother coercion and interparental conflict was associated with more father engagement with the child. And child anger was associated with increases in conflict and decreases in warmth between the parents.
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Amanda Ramos@amandaramos_2325 Jan 2022
Thrilled to share this new paper in Developmental Psych! With @egdstudy we looked at associations between the marital and parent-child relationship while incorporating the potential influence of the child. Shout out to my co-authors as well! psycnet.apa.org/record/2022-…

Reexamining the association between the interparental relationship and parent–child interactions:...

Family systems research has identified two key processes (spillover and compensatory), linking interparental relationship quality to the parent–child relationship. However, previous research has...

psycnet.apa.org
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Jenae Neiderhiser@jmneiderhiser15 Dec 2021
And one from the @egdstudy team!
Koraly Pérez-Edgar 🇵🇷@Dr_Koraly15 Dec 2021
Replying to @Dr_Koraly
Paper 2: Examining reciprocal associations between parent depressive symptoms and child internalizing symptoms on subsequent psychiatric disorders: An adoption study @camillecioffi @UOPrevScience @jmneiderhiser Misaki Natsuaki, et al onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…

Examining reciprocal associations between parent depressive symptoms and child internalizing...

Introduction The dynamic interplay between parent depressive symptoms and child internalizing behavior over time is not well understood. Methods We used data from a prospective parent-offspring ado...

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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab7 Jul 2021
Grad student @annamzhou modeled trajectories of internalizing symptoms, and examined if genetic risk, prenatal distress and postnatal parent internalizing symptoms may be associated with child internalizing via child cortisol: bga.org/wp-content/uploads/2…
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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab7 Jul 2021
Using data from @egdstudy, @stephanepaq used a bivariate latent change score model to test reciprocal associations between parents' inconsistent discipline and children's externalizing behavior: bga.org/wp-content/uploads/2…
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Developmental BG Lab@DevBGLab8 Jun 2021
Here is the link to the paper "The role of child negative emotionality in parenting and child adjustment: Gene–environment interplay" acamh.onlinelibrary.wiley.co… w/ co-authors @amandaramos_23 @ChangCeciliaLiu @PSU_FamilyPOWER @UOPrevScience @jmneiderhiser (and others!)
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