Featuring
Jaelyn Farris, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, Behavioral Sciences and Education, Penn State Harrisburg, and Assistant Research Director, Capital Area Early Childhood Research and Training Institute
In-Person Event
Location
S209 Henderson Building
In brief, I will be discussing findings from my research on disruptive behavior problems in a community-based sample of at-risk boys and girls, with an emphasis on the prevalence and developmental trajectories of these problems. I will highlight ways in which my findings are unique from the literature that has focused on clinic-referred samples and, in turn, will lead into a discussion of future directions for my work
In brief, I will be discussing findings from my research on disruptive behavior problems in a community-based sample of at-risk boys and girls, with an emphasis on the prevalence and developmental trajectories of these problems. I will highlight ways in which my findings are unique from the literature that has focused on clinic-referred samples and, in turn, will lead into a discussion of future directions for my work
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