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Printer Friendly Version Environment Grant Support in Developmental Psychology Below are examples of grants being worked on by faculty currently and in the past year. Having a faculty that is awarded research grants is very important for doctoral students. This indicates that external sources recognize the excellence of our faculty and the scientific contributions they make. It also indicates that our faculty is extremely active in research. Finally, grants provide funding for students as research assistants as well as in many cases the students' research activities. Faculty Member Funding Agency Title Karlene Ball NIH/NIA Cognitive Training & Everyday Competence in the Elderly Karlene Ball NIH/NIA Improvement of Visual Processing in Older Adults Karlene Ball NIH/NIA Enhancing Mobility in the Elderly Fred Biasini ACF Early Head Start David Schwebel Society for Pediatric Psychology Temperament, Overestimation of Physical Ability, and Parental Control as Risk Factors for Children's Unintentional Injury David Schwebel CDC Healthy Futures: A Community-based Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health Alan Stevens NIH/NIA Therapeutic Activities in the Nursing Home Alan Stevens NIH/NIA Behavioral Case Management for Alzheimer's Disease Caregivers Alan Stevens NAA Effects of Therapeutic Activities with Dementia Patients and Caregivers Alan Stevens VA Team Functioning and Patient Outcomes: An RCT in Process Improvement Michael Windle NIH/NIAAA Vulnerability Factors and Adolescent Drinking Michael Windle CDC Healthy Futures: A Community-based Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health Michael Windle CDC Comprehensive Youth Violence Center Environment Links Environment Research Areas Core Program Faculty Grant Support

 

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