A good deal of the advantage of attending preschool among low-income children is lost by the end of kindergarten, according to research in Developmental Psychology. Researchers studied 2,581 children from low-income families enrolled in kindergarten in the United States, about...

“COVID has just wreaked havoc on so many things: on public health, on economic stability and obviously on food insecurity,” said Luis Guardia Nearly 1 in 4 households have experienced food insecurity this year. Food insecurity has doubled as...

Hi there! The Center on Disability and Development at Texas A&M University would like to offer training at no cost to Texas parents and caregivers of children up to age 22 with core features of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)....

While fMRI methods provide insights into the functioning of the average human brain, they lack sufficient reliability to be used to identify stable individual differences or diagnose mental disorders, according to a paper in Psychological Science. Researchers analyzed results from...