Welcome newest honorary member
The Family Development Lab welcomes its newest honorary member. Marin Walle was born November 29th, 2018!
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Annual Valley Teen Parent Conference
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
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
Graduate student Carmen Kho successfully advanced to candidacy in the Psychological Sciences PhD program. Congratulations, Carmen!
UC Merced hosts Developmental Symposium
UC Merced hosted for the first time a long-established regional gathering of researchers in Developmental Psychology. The Bay Area Developmental Symposium brought together about 70 faculty, graduate students and post-doctoral students from UC Merced, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz...
Comment: Empathy as a Flexible and Fundamentally Interpersonal Phenomenon: Comment on “Why We Should Reject the Restrictive Isomorphic Matching Definition of Empathy”
Main, Alexandra. 2022. “Comment: Empathy As a Flexible and Fundamentally Interpersonal Phenomenon: Comment On ‘Why We Should Reject the Restrictive Isomorphic Matching Definition of Empathy’”. Emotion Review.
Parents’ Empathic Accuracy: Associations With Type 1 Diabetes Management and Familism
Main, Alexandra, Carmen Kho, Maritza Miramontes, Deborah J. Wiebe, Nedim Cakan, and Jennifer K. Raymond. 2022. “Parents’ Empathic Accuracy: Associations With Type 1 Diabetes Management and Familism”. Journal of Pediatric Psychology 47 (1): 59-68.
Maternal psychological control and mother-adolescent conflict discussion quality: Different perceptions are key.
Kho, Carmen, Alexandra Main, and Wendy Rote. 2022. “Maternal Psychological Control and Mother-Adolescent Conflict Discussion Quality: Different Perceptions Are Key.”. Journal of Family Psychology.
The effect of emotional communication on infants' distinct prosocial behaviors
Walle, Eric A., Peter J. Reschke, Alexandra Main, and Roisin M. Shannon. 2020. “The Effect of Emotional Communication on Infants’ Distinct Prosocial Behaviors”. Social Development.
Adolescent disclosure to parents and daily management of type 1 diabetes.
Berg, C. A, T. L Queen, J. E Butner, S. L Turner, Hughes Lansing, A Main, J. L Anderson, B. C. Thoma, J. B Winnick, and D.J Wiebe. 2017. “Adolescent Disclosure to Parents and Daily Management of Type 1 Diabetes.”. Journal of Pediatric Psychology 42 (1): 75-84.