Recent Posts in April, 2015

• The Visual Cliff Study

  Apr 28, 2015
  My all-time favorite study in the field of developmental psychology is the visual cliff. Depth perception is such an important part of survival that it might be programmed into our DNA. After all, our ...
  Posted By Dr. Michael K. Meyerhoff
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• Encouraging Ingenuity

  Apr 21, 2015
  Occasionally I hear someone wonder how Romp n’ Roll can be considered an educational program when the children are not being subjected to a lot of rigorous instruction. This represents a serious ...
  Posted By Dr. Michael K. Meyerhoff
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• Not Thinking Clearly

  Apr 14, 2015
  Parents of preschoolers often get upset or frustrated when their little one can’t do certain tasks. The behavior of infants and toddlers is so different from that of adults that not much is expected ...
  Posted By Dr. Michael K. Meyerhoff
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