LEADER - Center for Lifespan Developmental Research
Environment information
Contact
Research domains
- Humanities-Social sciences
Areas of research
- Family Research
- Parenting
- Inclusion and Integration
- Climate change
- Cognitive Functioning
- Migration
- Norm breaking behavior
- Adolescents
- Aging
LEADER is a research environment that comprises researchers dedicated to the understanding of various aspects of human functioning and development. Broadly stated, our research aims to understand lifespan development using mixed methods to track changes in behavior, personality, social relationships, attitudes, and neurocognitive processes. We are also interested in the role of contextual conditions on human development and how to prevent negative development and promote adjustment. Our research involves children, adolescents and adults from diverse social backgrounds.
If you are interested in collaboration on topics related to our research or have questions about potential membership of the environment, contact any of the researchers.
Research projects
- A wicked problem occupation: exploring how climate change scientists identify and cope with their professional work
- Exposing others and self being expose to others threats and harassment in various living environments
- Mobility, informal learning and citizenship in mobile preschools
- Parenting of adolescents' Internet use
- Parents' use of Internet and social media
- Preconditions for communication about healthy and sustainable food with youths
- Prefiguring sustainable futures through food activism: How young people deal with border tensions between the sustainable and unsustainable in everyday life
- The IDEA Project (Inkludering och DiskriminEring Bland UngA)
- The PIA Study - Promoting Integration and Adjustment of Newly Arrived Youth and their Families
- The transience and persistence of memory: Linking neurobehavioral mechanisms of adaptive forgetting to adult aging and mood
- Understanding how young people change when they start or stop playing sports: A longitudinal quasi-experimental study
- Understanding of the conditions which may reduce the educational gap between young immigrant and Swedish adolescents
- Vägledande samspel-ICDP - a method to improve teachers? relationship competence and improves their beliefs in their teaching ability
- Young people's communication with parents, friends, and teachers about global environmental problems: Emotions, coping, and self-efficacy
- Youth and Diversity Project
