Some researchers offer hope for the parents of colicky infants, who may have sensory processing problems.
Some researchers offer hope for the parents of colicky infants, who may have sensory processing problems.
Researchers report that girls are more likely to remain victims of bullying than boys.
Brothers and sisters learn a lot about relationships from their interactions with each other; on the Family Anatomy podcast, Dr. G and I have described the sibling relationship as a testing ground in which kids develop and practice their social skills. But if kids learn about the social world by interacting with their brothers or [...]
Researchers at Iowa State University are investigating aggression and kids’ television viewing. Their study, published in the March/April issue of the Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, compared the amount of violence in children’s shows according to their rating. Surprisingly, they found that shows deemed acceptable for children aged 7 and older (TV-Y7) contained three times [...]
Doctors Brian and Giuseppe talk about anger, aggression, and assertiveness.
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