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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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234 Health & Human Development
University Park, PA 16802
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- H. Harrington (Bo) Cleveland
- Associate Professor of Human Development
- 234 Health & Human Development
- The Pennsylvania State University
- University Park PA 16803
- 814-867-2370
- (fax) 814-863-7963
- hhc10@psu.edu
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