Welcome to the Lab!
The Laboratory for the Study of Child and Family Relationships (LSCFR) WAS located within the Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology at the University of Maryland – College Park. The LSCFR was originally established in 1995 by Dr. Kenneth H. Rubin. Although the lab itself is no longer a physical presence in the Department of Human Development & Quantitative Methodology, the research activities of the lab continue. The primary goal of the lab (and its members) is to advance our understanding of child and adolescent social and emotional development.
The research of the LSCFR has, at its core, the notion that “normal” and “abnormal” social behaviors and relationships are best understood within their given cultural contexts. Consequently, much of the work of the LSCFR is conducted not only in North America, but also in Asia, Australia, Europe, and South America.
The research of the LSCFR has, at its core, the notion that “normal” and “abnormal” social behaviors and relationships are best understood within their given cultural contexts. Consequently, much of the work of the LSCFR is conducted not only in North America, but also in Asia, Australia, Europe, and South America.
