Samantha Murray-Perdue studies the factors and processes that lead to healthy parenting relationships, especially during the transition to parenthood. She is interested in understanding how these factors predict child adjustment and family system health. Her research goals center on developing evidence-based preventive programs for high-risk, first-time parents, particularly those facing financial strain, and she is studying ways to expand access to these programs through widespread dissemination methods such as adaptations for social media.
I am inspired to promote the accessibility of human research by sharing knowledge of child and family development directly with parents and families.
- Samantha Murray-Perdue, Ph.D.
Developmental Period(s)
Neonatal/Infancy, Early Childhood
Level(s) of Analysis
Individuals, Families
Contact Information
sxm1726@psu.edu
she/her
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Samantha Murray-Perdue studies the factors and processes that lead to healthy parenting relationships, especially during the transition to parenthood. She is interested in understanding how these factors predict child adjustment and family system health. Her research goals center on developing evidence-based preventive programs for high-risk, first-time parents, particularly those facing financial strain, and she is studying ways to expand access to these programs through widespread dissemination methods such as adaptations for social media.
I am inspired to promote the accessibility of human research by sharing knowledge of child and family development directly with parents and families.
- Samantha Murray-Perdue, Ph.D.
Contact Information
sxm1726@psu.edu
she/her
