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- Research Area of Specialization: Family Development
- Research Area of Specialization: Individual Development — Childhood
- Research Area of Specialization: Individual Development — Adolescence
- Research Area of Specialization: Individual Development — Adulthood and Aging
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- Adolescence and Young Adulthood
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- Determinants and Promotion of Well-Being
- Development and Family Processes in International Contexts
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Infant and Child Temperament Lab
The Infant and Child Temperament Lab was established in 1987 as a center for research and training regarding child development in the first few years of life. It is affiliated with the Department of Human Development and Family Studies, in Penn State's interdisciplinary College of Health and Human Development.
Home of the Back to Baby Basics Project
Mailing Address
B2BB Kids Project
119 Health and Human Development Building
University Park, PA 16802
Lab Location
023 Health and Human Development Building
Pennsylvania State University
Contact
Email: B2BB@psu.edu
Phone: 814-863-3878
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