STUDY PARTICIPANTS WANTED: MOMS WITH THEIR DAUGHTER OR SON
All kids sometimes have squabbles with their brothers, sisters, or friends. But how do they talk to their moms about these experiences? The Social Development Lab in the Department of Psychology is conducting an IRB-approved study to learn how moms and kids talk together about children’s disagreements with their younger siblings and friends. The study is looking for children between the ages of 6-7, 10-11, or 15-16 years to participate with their moms in a two-hour session in their homes. Also, because the study is about experiences with younger siblings, participating children need to have at least one younger sibling (less than three years apart in age). If you are interested in participating, or for additional information, contact Holly Recchia or call (801) 585-5094.
