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Bradley is a joint professor in the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics and Department of Psychology.
Fabes' research interests include children's adjustment to school, peer relationships, gender, positive development, and the translation of research for interventions and policy.
Flores-González' current research explores the effects of racialization on the ways in which Latino youth understand national belonging.
Hanish studies children's peer relationships; aggression and bullying; and school-related contexts and outcomes.
Kulis is the director of research for ASU's Global Center for Applied Health Research, co-PI for ASU's Southwest Interdisciplinary Research Center, and professor of sociology in the Sanford School.
Ladd's research explores children's social development and peer relationships.
Ladd is a Cowden Distinguished Professor in the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics and the Department of Psychology at ASU.
Levy specializes in measurement and statistical analysis. His interests include methodological investigations and applications in psychometrics and statistical modeling.
Core scholarly themes in Martin's research include Adolescents, Peer Relationships, School Success, and Dynamical Assessment.
Bodman's current research interests include cross-cultural comparisons of parent-adolescent relationships.
Bradley is a joint professor in the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics and Department of Psychology.
Brooks is the associate director of the Global Sport Institute at ASU. As a scholar, he is primarily interested in youth and sport; inequality in sport, coaching and leadership; and community based sports interventions.
M. Brougham spent more than 20 years as an Army Officer's Wife. She lived in Europe and throughout the U.S. She's been a Sun Devil from undergraduate to graduate school.
Dr. Bryce examines the role of contextual factors in children's academic success during early childhood and works to apply advanced statistical modeling techniques to salivary biomarker data.
Carlsen-Landy is dedicated to providing leadership, increasing students’ success holistically, and collaborating with administration, faculty, staff, and students in continuing to improve the university experience.
Causadias connects different methods, theories, and ideas related to culture in order to improve health and well-being.
Cortes is a Lecturer in the T. Denny Sanford School of Social and Family Dynamics at ASU.
Costa is a social demographer who studies household dynamics and maternal and child health in low and middle-income countries. She specializes in longitudinal consequences of fertility and family change.
Cassandra Cotton is a family demographer whose work primarily investigates the intersections between migration, family dynamics, and health in sub-Saharan Africa.
Brooks is the associate director of the Global Sport Institute at ASU. As a scholar, he is primarily interested in youth and sport; inequality in sport, coaching and leadership; and community based sports interventions.
Causadias connects different methods, theories, and ideas related to culture in order to improve health and well-being.
Costa is a social demographer who studies household dynamics and maternal and child health in low and middle-income countries. She specializes in longitudinal consequences of fertility and family change.
DeLay's research focus is on child and adolescent peer relationships. Key themes include how peer relationships impact child and adolescent adjustment and well-being.
Fabes' research interests include children's adjustment to school, peer relationships, gender, positive development, and the translation of research for interventions and policy.
Flores-González' current research explores the effects of racialization on the ways in which Latino youth understand national belonging.
Hanish studies children's peer relationships; aggression and bullying; and school-related contexts and outcomes.
Iida’s research interests span several domains of social, health, and quantitative psychology.