Our own Merranda McLaughlin, lab manager of the Conceptual Development Lab, was featured on the University of Michigan home page. She is talking to a child that is participating in a study at the Living Lab site at the Ann Arbor Hands on Museum. Read more about our day at the Living Lab.
CDL visits the Ann Arbor Hands on Museum Read More »
The University Record article, “Can white kids grow up to be black? Some preschoolers think so” discusses Steven Othello Roberts and Susan Gelman’s article in Developmental Psychology on whether preschoolers think that race is stable.
Can white kids grow up to be black? Some preschoolers think so Read More »
Hopes&Fears asked Dr. Susan Gelman, “Why do we like making year-end lists?” Read her answer, along with others, here: Why do we like making year-end lists?
Why do we like making year-end lists? Read More »
Graduate student, Steven O. Roberts, and Dr. Susan Gelman’s research on perceptions of multiracial children was featured on WEMU 89.1. WEMU featured article on how multiracial children are categorized View the full article in Child Development: “Do Children See in Black and White? Children’s and Adults’ Categorizations of Multiracial Individuals”
Adults and Children categorize Multiracial Children in different ways Read More »
Michigan News featured the research of one of our graduate students, Steven O. Roberts, along with Dr. Susan Gelman on how adults and children perceive multiracial children. Michigan News article on how multiracial children are perceived View the full article in Child Development: “Do Children See in Black and White? Children’s and Adults’ Categorizations of Multiracial Individuals”
Graduate student Steven O. Roberts featured in Michigan News! Read More »
Look at page 50 of LSA Magazine for an article on Dr. Susan Gelman’s research in the Conceptual Development Lab: Our lab is featured in this month’s LSA Magazine!
Conceptual Development Lab featured in LSA Magazine! Read More »
Susan Gelman has been selected to receive the 2016 G. Stanley Hall Award for Distinguished Contribution to Developmental Psychology from APA Division 7. This award is based on the scientific merit of the individual’s work, the importance of the work for opening up new empirical or theoretical areas of development psychology, and the importance of
Dr. Susan Gelman to receive award! Read More »
Children’s ideas about gender differences may surprise you
Children’s ideas about gender differences may surprise you Read More »
