Author: PANDA Project

We recently returned from presenting at the Society for Research in Child Development meeting in Baltimore, MD. Click here to view our presentations!

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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!

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!

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!

Emily Simpson has just returned from presenting a lightning talk at the National Council on Family Relations annual conference in San Diego, CA! Be sure to take a look at her PANDA Project presentation and others by clicking here.

We have just returned from presenting our research at the Society for Research on Adolescence conference in snowy Minneapolis! Check out the posters we presented on the presentations page!

The first PANDA project publication has been accepted and is now in press in the International Journal of Eating Disorders. The article is entitled “Psychometric properties of the Brief Loss of Control Over Eating Scale (LOCES-B) in early adolescents.” Check back soon for a link to the publication!