2012 SPP grants and student award winners
Winners investigate sibling functioning, mother-child communication, food dependence, pain memories and pain catastrophizing.
Routh Student Research Grant
Winner: Kathryn Birnie, Dalhousie University
“Pain Catastrophizing, Parenting, and Parental Responsiveness During Parent-Child Interactions About Pain and Conflict”
Honorable Mention: Molly Mishler Thomason, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
“Food Dependence in Youth with Overweight or Obesity: Electrophysiological and Neuropsychological Correlates”
Student Research Award
Winner: Melanie Noel, Dalhousie University
“The Influence of Children’s Pain Memories on Subsequent Pain Experience”
Honorable Mention: Sarah Martin, Georgia State University
“A Sequential Analysis of Parent Reassurance and Child Postoperative Distress”
Lizette Peterson-Homer Injury Prevention Research Award
Winner: Elisabeth O’Neal, University of Iowa
“Mother Child Communication about Safety in Low Income Families”
Diversity Grant Award
Winner: Kristin Long, PhD, Brown University
“Examining Sibling Functioning Through a Multicultural Lens”
Thanks to the reviewers:
- Carla Allan
- Susannah Allison
- Rachel Annunziato
- Sharon Berry
- Simona Bujoreanu
- Ed Christophersen
- Brian Daly
- Hobart Davies
- Beth Garland
- Rachel Greenley
- Jamie Grollman
- Bryan Karazsia
- Anna Maria Patino Fernandez
- David Schwartz
- Christine Sieberg
- Michael Steele