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Abigail Bolter is a fifth year PhD Candidate. She earned her BA in Psychology from UC Santa Cruz, and as an undergraduate she researched plagiarism and other academic misconduct. As a graduate student, Abigail is interested in adolescents transitioning into adulthood, shared responsibility between...

VTAP study featured on ABC Action News

News: October 20, 2021

https://abc30.com/uc-merced-latina-mom-research/11144506/

SPSP 2019

News: January 01, 2019

Professor Main presented research from the Family Development Lab at the Parenting and Family Dynamics Preconference at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual conference in Portland, OR.

Welcome newest honorary member

News: November 29, 2018

The Family Development Lab welcomes its newest honorary member. Marin Walle was born November 29th, 2018!

Annual Valley Teen Parent Conference

News: February 01, 2017

Members of the Family Development Lab attended the Annual Valley Teen Parent Conference in February to share information about the Valley Teens as Parents (VTAP) study being conducted at UC Merced.

Child & Family Development Symposium 2017

News: January 01, 2017

Professor Main presented on family systems perspectives at the 4th Annual Symposium on the Child and Family at UC Merced

Carmen Kho successfully advanced to candidacy

News: January 01, 2017

Graduate student Carmen Kho successfully advanced to candidacy in the Psychological Sciences PhD program. Congratulations, Carmen!

Asset and protective factors for Asian American children’s mental health adjustment.

Publication: Journal Article

Zhou, Q, A Tao, S Chen, A Main, E Lee, J Ly, M Hua, and et al. 2012. “Asset and Protective Factors for Asian American Children’s Mental Health Adjustment”. Child Development Perspectives 6 (3): 312-19.

SRCD 2019

News: January 01, 2019

Graduate students Carmen Kho and Janice Disla presented their research at the biennial meeting for the Society for Research in Child Development conference in Baltimore, MD. Pictured above as part of the symposium: “Is it a Six or a Nine? Quantifying Parent-Adolescent Perspectives in Dynamic...

SRA 2016

News: January 01, 2016

Family Development Lab graduate student Carmen Kho presented her research on psychological control in Chinese American immigrant families at the Society for Research on Adolescence biennial meeting in Baltimore, MD.