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International Journal of Behavioral Development Accepts AAP Article
Another AAP has been accepted for publication! The International Journal of Behavioral Development has accepted Gender, race/ethnicity, and depressive symptomatology in adolescence: the mediating role of coping. Stay tuned for access to the publication. For a list of all AAP publications, please visit … Continue reading
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SRCD 2015 AAP Presentations
We have just returned from Philadelphia, where we presented our AAP research at the Society for Research in Child Development conference. Check out our posters on the Presentations page!
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