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.,...

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

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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...