Sylvi Kuperman

Sylvi Kuperman examines early childhood investments that produce long-term impacts throughout lifespan such as center-based early childhood education and home-visiting programs for the benefit of at-risk children and families. She is interested in identifying environmental and neuropsychological processes that influence social cognition, resilience, achievement-orientation, self-regulation, curiosity and engagement in learning. As Senior Research Analyst at the Center for the Economics of Human Development, Ms.

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