Back-to-school season can present challenges and opportunities as a parent. Relaxed summer schedules are replaced with classes, homework, and extracurriculars, and the transition to a new semester can...

Assessing suicide risk among children is complex, in part due to their developmental differences in identifying, recalling, and verbally describing internal states, alongside cultural differences i...

Available Positions Position Title Position Details Posting Date Closing Date Queen's University National Scholar (QNS) Senior Faculty Position in Social and/or Affective Neuroscience, Department of P...

New study by Graduate Center researchers identifies hormone pathway connecting environmental exposures to child development.

FAQs: Applying to the Queen’s Emotions and Risky Behaviours in Youth (QuERBY) Laboratory as a Prospective Graduate Student Jeremy G. Stewart, PhD, C.Psych Associate Professor in Psychology, Psychiatr...

CUNY Graduate Center alumna Sarah Jacobson found that wild elephants closer to farms are more curious around and attracted to new objects — insights that may help reduce human-elephant conflict.

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The link between race disparities and physical health has long been recognized, yet researchers have been skeptical about that link extending to mental health. Lillian Polanco-Roman is working to chan...

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This cross-sectional study compares risks of adolescent suicidal ideation between and within various Asian and Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander racial and ethnic subgroups.

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