Samantha Murray-Perdue is a postdoctoral researcher working on Family Foundations with Mark Feinberg, Research Professor of Health and Human Development. She studies parent relationships and mental health, and how these factors predict infant and toddler socio-emotional development. She is particularly interested in developing interventions that utilize evidence-based methods to support family system functioning over the transition to parenthood.
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
Developmental Period(s)
Neonatal/Infancy, Early Childhood
Level(s) of Analysis
Individuals, Families
Contact Information
sxm1726@psu.edu
she/her
Associated Lab(s)
Family Prevention Lab
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Samantha Murray-Perdue is a postdoctoral researcher working on Family Foundations with Mark Feinberg, Research Professor of Health and Human Development. She studies parent relationships and mental health, and how these factors predict infant and toddler socio-emotional development. She is particularly interested in developing interventions that utilize evidence-based methods to support family system functioning over the transition to parenthood.
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
Contact Information
sxm1726@psu.edu
she/her
Associated Lab(s)
Family Prevention Lab
Murray-Perdue, S. A., Nowak, A. L., O’Neill, M. J., Wang, L., Cummings, E. M., Braungart-Rieker, J. M. (2023). Developmental Science. Advance online publication.
