A new study led by Jennifer Lansford of DUPRI and published in Prevention Science, looks at how parenting shapes teen risk-taking across cultures. The project […]
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Patty Van Cappellen, Associate Research Professor in the Social Science Research Institute, has received the Virginia Sexton Mentoring Award from the Society for the Psychology
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If you’ve ever wondered why your neighbor’s yard is filled with bird feeders, pollinator plants, and “messy” flowerbeds, while another neighbor keeps a perfect green
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SSRI Fall Workshops Are Open for Registration! SSRI’s Fall 2025 workshop lineup is here, covering everything from evaluation and survey design to qualitative methods and
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When a nonprofit sets out to change lives, one of the toughest questions is: How do we know if it’s working? For KidzNotes, a North
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The Power of Games in Training Future National Security Leaders A new study, Assessing the Benefits of Simulations and War Games for the Homeland Security
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Meet Alex Tolkin New Postdoctoral Researcher Exploring Politics, Media, and Methodology We are excited to welcome Alex Tolkin, a new postdoctoral researcher with a unique
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On average, people attending church in person had a higher heart rate during the service and experienced more transcendence, according to a recent study. Social
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