Boys and Men Prefer Bigger Groups, and It Shapes Politics for Life
New research in Nature Human Behaviour shows that boys, but not girls, develop a preference for larger, more formidable groups ...
Tag: child development
Children Across Six Cultures Help Peers, but Helping Styles Differ
A new cross-cultural study of 336 children from six different societies finds that helping peers is a universal behavior, though ...
Preschoolers’ Uncertain Attitudes Toward Autistic Classmates Revealed in Chinese Study
A mixed-methods study of 219 Chinese preschoolers finds that roughly a third respond with uncertainty rather than acceptance or rejection ...
Landmark Umbrella Review Finds Consistent Gains for Autistic Children in Early ABA Programs
A new umbrella review of six meta-analyses finds consistent, replicated evidence that comprehensive early applied behavior analytic interventions improve IQ ...
Maternal Depression in Pregnancy Tied to Child Neurodevelopmental Risks
A large Welsh cohort study found that children of mothers with depression show higher rates of neurodevelopmental disorders regardless of ...
Family Income Shapes School Readiness in Landmark Study of 268,000 Korean Children
A population-based cohort study of 268,407 Korean children found that those from lower-income families faced a 17 percent higher risk ...
Forest Playgroups Boost Parents as Much as Children, Australian Study Finds
An ethnographic study of an Australian forest playgroup finds that facilitated nature play sessions build parental confidence, community bonds and ...
Children Growing Up Behind Bars: Study Reveals Gaps in Care for Kids of Incarcerated Mothers
A qualitative study of two Ethiopian correctional centers finds that children living with incarcerated mothers face inadequate nutrition, no education ...
What Parents Do Matters More Than What They Earn for School Readiness, Meta-Analysis Finds
A new meta-analysis of 26 studies finds that active parental involvement predicts children's school readiness more strongly than socioeconomic status, ...
Board Game Boosts Medical Students’ Child Development Learning, Study Finds
A study of 103 medical students found that a game-based child development course improved post-test scores, yet flow experiences and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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