SSHD hosted a panel for Academic Job seekers with some of the luminaries in the field of human development. Please view the recording here!
Webinar: Modeling Cognitive Aging in Context (Recording Available)
Modeling Cognitive Aging in Context, from June 30, 2020. Recording available on the RHD Webinars page. The webinar disseminates interdisciplinary work resulting from the first annual Summer Data Immersion program hosted by the Michigan Center for Contextual Factors in Alzheimer’s…
SSHD Statement on Current Events
Dear SSHD members: America is currently undergoing profound grief, anger and reflection. This state of despair and the accompanying protests happening around the country follow from the unjust death, once again, of a black American man at the hands of…
Webinar Recording Available: Time Perspective from Adolescence through Adulthood
The free webinar Time Perspective from Adolescence Through Adulthood is available for viewing and posted in the archive. Time is as essential as the air we breathe, yet research on time perspective—how we think and feel about the past, present,…
2019 SSHD Conference Program
The 2019 Conference Program is now available!
Webinar Recording Available: “Being Human in Hard Times: Disturbing Trends and Signs of Hope”
The Webinar recording for Being Human in Hard Times: Disturbing Trends and Signs of Hope can now be accessed at this link.Recent years seem to have been accompanied by great uncertainty and precarity in the United States and around the…
Webinar Recording Available: Continuous and Discrete Time
SSHD Professional Development Webinar Continuous and Discrete Time: How Differing Perspectives on Modeling Time Affect Developmental Inferences Speaker: Pascal DeBoeck, University of Utah Moderator: John Geldhof, Oregon State University Abstract: Time is unlike other dimensions sampled in the social, behavioral, and…
Webinar Recording Available: Three’s a Crowd: Developmental Research, Social Justice, and NHST
The recent Research in Human Development webinar is available for members: Three’s a Crowd: Developmental Research, Social Justice, and Null Hypothesis Significance Testing. Members must log in first, and can access the content here. This special issue expands upon the…
2017 Society Award Winners
The Society for the Study of Human Development has established a number of awards to highlight the scientific and pedagogical contributions of researchers in the field of human development. 2017 Award Winners Early Career Award: Kristina Schmid Callina, Tufts University,…
New Research in Human Development Issue
Table of Contents Topic: Ecological Validity in Research on Human Development Guest Editors: Manfred Diehl & Hans-Werner Wahl Diehl, M., Wahl, H.-W., & Freund, A. M. Ecological Validity as a Key Feature of External Validity in Research on Human Development…