Individuals' cognitive abilities can have implications on the quality of their task performance and social behaviors (e.g., verbal communication). Examining differences in cognitive abilities across the sexes can help to better understand the patterns of cognitive development.
Participation in organized activities during adolescence is associated with many positive psychological and social outcomes.
Gender biases and beliefs can affect the quality of interactions in mixed-gender group settings, and an understanding of gender-related communication styles can help children improve the skills they need to thrive in mixed-gender settings.
Online surveys are cost-effective and less time consuming than traditional research methods, such as personal interviews or sending mail to participants.
Taking ownership of one’s financial behavior can be considered as one of the important milestones of emerging adulthood. This study examined how parental financial socialization and college students’ financial behavior changes over time.
Ensuring that young people are financially literate is increasingly important as the current economic climate requires them to engage in complex financial decision making. The current study explored the role of informal learning opportunities in the acquisition of financial literacy among youth.
Among young adults, attitude towards finance may be associated with relationship satisfaction with romantic partners.
Financial socialization plays an important role in the development of financial knowledge and behaviors in youth.
The racial wealth gap has garnered attention in the past several years and it can be partly attributed to a lack of financial knowledge. This study examined the racial differences in financial literacy and learning outcomes from financial education.
Student debt is a serious concern among many American college students. This study examined the influence of financial literacy on college students’ perception of loan debt and their college financial decision and education related behavior.