CPP Affiliates in the news:

A Family Affair: Cultures Influence Relationships
NPR - April 27, 2009
Daniel Lichter, Professor of Policy Analysis and Management, discusses the role culture plays for American-born children of immigrants when choosing a mate.

Childhood poverty damages your mind
Affordable Housing Institute - April 29, 2009
The Affordable Housing Institute discusses the research of Gary Evans, Professor of Design and Environmental Analysis and Human Development. Dr. Evans discovered a link between the chronic stress from growing up in poverty and impairment of brain development.

The Disability Mess - Welfare Reform as a Model
New York Times - May 8, 2009
Richard Burkhauser, Professor of Policy Analysis and Management, contributes to a column that examines proposed changes to disability programs.

USA in the middle of world trend of births to unmarried women
USA Today - May 13, 2009
Kelly Musick, Associate Professor of Policy Analysis and Management, comments on the increased rate of births to unmarried women.

Many teens think they'll die young
MSNBC - June 29, 2009
Valerie Reyna, Professor of Human Development, comments on a recent study which found that because nearly 15 percent of teens think they'll die young, they're led to drug use, suicide attempts, and other unsafe behavior.

Behavior: Money Not a Motivator in Losing Weight
New York Times - July 6, 2006
John Cawley, Associate Professor of Policy Analysis and Management, co-authors a study about the effect of money on motivation to lose wieght.

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