We have new staff members joining our team: Rachel Taylor and Cali Salafia! Rachel is a graduate student at UConn in the human development and family studies program, and is a new research assistant at the Center for Behavioral Health. Cali is a research volunteer at the Center for Behavioral Health and is pursuing her Master’s degree in health psychology at Central Connecticut State University.
Author: PANDA Project
New PANDA article available to read online!
A new PANDA article entitled, “Social media use subgroups differentially predict psychosocial well-being during early adolescence” was recently published online in Journal of Youth and Adolescence. It is available to read by clicking here!
New PANDA article published in the Journal of Early Adolescence!
A new PANDA article entitled, “Bidirectional relationships between school connectedness and internalizing symptoms during early adolescence” was recently published online in the Journal of Early Adolescence. Check out the publications page for more details!
New PANDA article in press!
A new PANDA article entitled, “Social media use subgroups differentially predict psychosocial functioning in adolescents” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence! Check out the publications page for more information.
New PANDA article now available online!
The article entitled, “A closer examination of the temporal relationship between self-competence and depressive symptoms during early adolescence” is now available online in the Journal of Early Adolescence. Check out the publications page for more information!
Our PANDA poster won first place at UConn’s Social Media Conference!
We just presented PANDA posters at UConn’s Center for mHealth and Social Media Conference… and won first place for one of our posters, thanks to Tess and Anna!
SRCD Biennial Meeting 2019!
We recently returned from presenting at the Society for Research in Child Development meeting in Baltimore, MD. Click here to view our presentations!
Congratulations to Dr. Courtney Lincoln!
Congratulations to Dr. Courtney Lincoln for receiving her Ph.D. in Human Development & Family Studies from the University of Connecticut! Courtney is now working as a post-doctoral fellow at the Yale University Child Study Center. We will miss her at the Center for Behavioral Health!
Article accepted for publication in the Journal of Early Adolescence!
A new PANDA article about the association between self-competence and depressive symptoms has been accepted for publication! The article entitled, “A closer examination of the temporal relationship between self-competence and depressive symptoms during early adolescence” is now in press in the Journal of Early Adolescence. Check out the publications page for more information!
New PANDA article accepted for publication!
A new PANDA article entitled, “Perceived stress moderates the impact of internalizing symptoms on family functioning in early adolescence” was accepted for publication in the Journal of Early Adolescence. Check out the publications page for more information!
