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New article by lead author Tammy Yung
Ph.D. candidate Tammy Yung published a lead-authored paper in Frontiers in Psychology on sleep and soical support among Latina adolescent mothers based on data from the Valley Teens as Parents Project.
SRA 2018
Family Development Lab members Carmen Kho, Tammy Yung, and Simerpreet Kaur presented their research at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescence in April in Minneapolis. Professor Main hosted the 5th Annual Moral Development Pre-Conference at the Society for Research on...
SRCD 2017
Family Development Lab graduate student Janice Disla presented her research on adolescent disclosure at the Society for Research in Child Development biennial meeting in April in Austin, TX.
UC Merced Faculty Research Grant
The Family Development Lab in collaboration with the Health Communications and Interventions Lab (PI Linda Cameron) and the Wiebe Lab (PI Deborah Wiebe) at UC Merced were awarded a UC Merced Faculty Research Grant for the study, “Family Communication About Type 1 Diabetes.”
Summer BRIDGE symposium
First-year graduate student Suzy Aguirre presents her preliminary research at the Summer BRIDGE symposium. Congratulations, Suzy!
Congratulations, Dr. Disla & Dr. Yung!
Drs. Janice Disla and Tammy Yung recently walked in UC Merced's Spring '22 commencement ceremony to celebrate earning their doctorate degrees. Congratulations, Janice and Tammy!
Janice Disla presented her research at the Society for Research on Adolescence conference in New Orleans
PhD candidate Janice Disla presented her research entitled, "Parent Affective Responses to Adolescent Disclosures and the Timing of Future Disclosures in the Context of Type 1 Diabetes Management" at the biennial Society for Research on Adolescence conference in New Orleans, LA. Congratulations...
Tammy Yung successfully defended her dissertation entitled, "Interpersonal Emotion Dynamics in Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood." Congratulations, Tammy!
Empathy research featured in APA Monitor
Research conducted by Professor Main and PhD candidate Janice Disla featured in the article "Cultivating Empathy" in the American Psychological Association's Monitor on Psychology.