APS
2023 APS Annual Convention
Early Childhood Adverse Experiences and the Development of Self-Regulation: Mediating Factors and Long-Term Developmental Outcomes
Leveraging innovative statistical methods (both variable-centered and person-centered approaches) and prospective longitudinal studies from a diverse background, this symposium examines proximal and distal factors linking early childhood adverse experiences to individual variability in the development of self-regulation and understands its implication in long-term developmental outcomes in adolescence and emerging adulthood.
Chairs & Discussants
- Ying ZhangChair
Clarkson University - Qingyang LiuCoChair
Syracuse University
Presentations
- Linking Early Material Hardship Trajectories to Child Self-Regulation Profiles across Childhood with Latent Transition Analysis: A Longitudinal Study Among Socioeconomic Diverse FamiliesQingyang Liu, Rachel Razza, Sara Vasilenko
- Household Instability, Early Bedtime Routine, Emotional Regulation, and Attentional Outcomes: A Longitudinal Study Among Children from Low-Income FamiliesYing Zhang, Sangita Pudasainee-Kapri, Nabiha Madre, Daniel Vinluan, Alan Penna
- Cascading Pathways Linking Adverse Social Experiences to Substance Use: A 17-Year Longitudinal Study from Early Childhood to Emerging AdulthoodKa Ip, Sujin Lee, Sheryl Olson