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Shannon Gair

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Mentor: 

Lisa Harvey

Research Proposal Title: 

Identifying Behavioral and Neural Correlates of ADHD Risk in Toddlers

Research: 

Shannon Gair was selected to be one of six graduate scholars who will receive mentoring and support from CRF faculty, staff and peers throughout the grant development process, including: development, refinement and communication of research ideas, approach, and methodology. Shannon Gair is a first year graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Program, working with Dr. Lisa Harvey in the Early Behavior Development Lab at the University of Massachusetts. Her research interests involve understanding the development of ADHD and related difficulties from neurobiological, behavioral, and contextual perspectives. She is also interested in early diagnosis and intervention for children with ADHD, as well as ethnic and racial disparities in the assessment and treatment of ADHD. She is very excited about the opportunity to develop and submit her first grant with support and guidance from CRF.

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