Psychology major explores parent-child dynamics through research
April 15, 2026 - 03:49
A university student is set to present compelling findings on family dynamics at the upcoming Liberal Arts Undergraduate Research Expo. Jui Baliga, one of 58 presenters at the April 17th event, has dedicated her psychological research to exploring the complex interactions between parents and their children.
Her work delves into the subtle communication patterns and emotional exchanges that form the foundation of the parent-child bond. By investigating these everyday interactions, Baliga aims to shed light on how specific behaviors influence a child's social and emotional development. The research moves beyond broad generalizations, seeking to understand the individual differences that make each family relationship unique.
The expo provides a significant platform for undergraduate scholars like Baliga to share their work with the academic community and the public. It highlights the important contributions students make to advancing knowledge in the social sciences. Baliga's presentation promises to offer valuable insights into the formative forces within the family unit, contributing to a deeper understanding of human development. Her participation underscores the vital role of undergraduate research in fostering the next generation of psychological inquiry.
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