Hannah Speechly In a classroom of two-year-olds, language is still “under construction”. Moments such as a child pointing towards the...

By Andrew Monti Attachment Theory Humans are social animals, and it is in their nature to connect and communicate with others to form...

By Davis Hobley Stress and anxiety levels in children are at an all-time high and continue to grow over the years (Lebrun-Harris et al.,...

Haleema Warraiat Without a second thought, most people associate “fun,” with children along with their playful screams and seemingly...

By: Noah Morales Introduction: During my time in my developmental psychology class, we hit on an interesting topic of how adverse...

Written by: Elizabeth Aliyeva; Edited by: Hannah Kim. Imagine a young child who, at the age of four, begins taking piano lessons. Over...

By Davis Hobley Neural coupling, or brain-to-brain synchronization, has become an increasingly prominent area of research within...

By: Felicia Shen Baumrind’s Theory on Parenting Styles Renowned clinical and developmental psychologist, Diana Baumrind is best known...

Olivia Gudeahn Attachment theory is a pillar of developmental psychology. It describes the early relationship between a primary caregiver...

By: Noah Morales Introduction: Every time my parents discuss how to raise a child with new families, the common phrase of “parenting...