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Human Development and One of the most fascinating aspects of studying parenting, say professors Deborah Jacobvitz and Nancy Hazen-Swann, is observing how parents confront (or fail to confront) the legacies of their own childhoods. |
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| Dr. Aletha C. Huston, Priscilla Pond Flawn Professor in the Division of Human Development and Family Sciences, Department of Human Ecology, will be honored with the Reuben Hill Award |
| Dr. Ted Dix's research indicates that at very young ages, childrens defiant behavior toward their mothers may not be a bad thing. This defiance may in fact reflect childrens emerging autonomy and a confidence that they can control events that are important to them. |
| Dr. Karrol Kitt was recently honored with the award of Outstanding Faculty Fellow, 2006-2007, Division of Housing & Food Service at The University of Texas at Austin. |
