Emerging Adulthood Measured at Multiple Institutions 2: The Next Generation (EAMMi2)

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Description: The EAMMI2 is a large scale collaborative project that seeks to survey a large and diverse population regarding attitudes, behaviors, and beliefs related to Emerging Adulthood.

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  • Project Data

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  • a priori hypotheses

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  • Manuscripts and Conference Presentations

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    EAMMi2 contributors should use this space to coordinate their plans for Conference Symposium
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  • IRB Application and Approval

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  • Teaching Center

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    This component include materials and commentary for instructors using the EAMMi2 in the stats/methods courses
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