.png)
Resources for Families
To support children and families during the pandemic, CCF has compiled a list of local resources for parenting, basic needs, mental health, and educational concerns...
CCF Faculty Affiliate Analyzes Post-Conflict Behaviors Among Couples
Dr. Karen Prager, CCF faculty affiliate and professor of interdisciplinary studies and psychology, and her team in the Couples Daily Lives Lab recently analyzed how conflict resolution among couples leads to growth or deterioration in the relationship...
New Website for Family Research Participation
CCF faculty affiliate Dr. Candice Mills and colleagues have created a new web platform for families to find out about research opportunities for children and parents, from anywhere in the world...
CCF Faculty Affiliate Weighs In on Child Abuse and Crime During Pandemic
CCF faculty affiliate and criminologist Dr. Alex Piquero spoke with Fox 4 News about coronavirus-related stress and its ties to child abuse and crime...
Spring break will be extended by one week, and classes will resume in an online format on March 30 in response to the spread of COVID-19.
Research of Center Affiliates
Directed by Dr. Francesca Filbey, this lab focuses on combining neuroimaging and genetic techniques to characterize neural mechanisms associated with reward system dysfunction (e.g., addictive disorders).
Speech, Language, Cognition and Communication Lab
Co-directed by Drs. Tom Campbell and Chris Dollaghan, this lab studies speech and language in children, including the factors that influence the development of speech and language skills in prevention, early identification, and treatment of speech and language disorders.
The Healthy Development Project
Directed by Dr. Shayla Holub, this lab works to understand factors that promote healthy social, emotional, and physical growth in children and families.
Directed by Dr. Melanie Spence, this lab examines what young infants learn and remember about their earliest experiences.
The Personality and Interpersonal Relationships (PAIR) Lab
Directed by Dr. Rob Ackerman, this lab investigates how developmental experiences and personality traits help to shape the course and quality of interpersonal relationships, including romantic relationships, family relationships, and roommate relationships.