Stephen’s January column for Psychology Today, Cutting Their Losses, Raising the Stakes, addresses the epidemic of college sexual assaults.
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A new column posted on kidsinthehouse.com, They Will Follow, focuses on the powerful presence of positive peer pressure, or influence. It was co-authored by Stephen and John F. Calicchio, a student member of the National Advisory Board at the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE).
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Stephen’s new feature article in the January/February edition of Camping Magazine, A Consequence of Character, discusses the role of the summer camp experience in promoting specific character traits in young people that may lead to leadership as expressed through social, and business, entrepreneurship. It was co-authored by Leann Mischel, Ph.D., a senior research fellow at
Syndicated columnist Leanna Landsmann’s new A+ Advice for Parents piece on childhood lying quotes Stephen on the topic.
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Stephen has contributed to a new article on Karz4Kids.org, “Parenting, the Holidays, and Teaching Your Kids About Frugality.”
Stephen’s December column in The Huffington Post, Any Given Day, discusses hope and the homeless. It contains information about innovative programming in south Florida that is helping homeless children, adults and families.
Stephen’s December column for kidsinthehouse.com, Mean Kids, focuses on bullying and new research from the University of Georgia.
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Stephen’s December column for Psychology Today, Running On, focuses on the power of a sport to enhance the lives of girls and young women.
Stephen’s second November column for Psychology Today, “Thanks for Thanksgiving,” makes a case for gratitude and forgiveness at this special time of year.
Stephen’s November column for Psychology Today, Cool Kids, debunks some of the myths about popularity and points to research that says it may not last very long anyway.