Laurence Steinberg

Temple psychologist’s research on teen brain in ‘New Yorker’
Type: News Story
Temple psychologist Laurence Steinberg, one of the world’s foremost experts on adolescence, is prominently featured in an article in the Aug. 31, 2015, issue of 'The New Yorker' that addresses teen behavior.
August 27, 2015
Two Temple professors named among world’s most highly cited scholars
Type: News Story
Paul A. Pavlou, associate dean at the Fox School of Business, and Laurence Steinberg, professor of psychology, have been named among the most important researchers of the past decade.
October 17, 2014
Reducing serious stress triggers may help kids at risk
Type: In the Media
October 15, 2012
Why are teenagers so bad on the road?
Type: In the Media
September 12, 2012
Teens' immaturity mitigates culpability
Type: In the Media
June 5, 2012
When do kids become adults? What the brain says
Type: In the Media
May 29, 2012
Help with homework, hurt your child
Type: In the Media
February 28, 2012
Young killers serving life might get second chance
Type: In the Media
February 25, 2012
Upbringing significantly impacts adolescent behavior
Type: In the Media
February 9, 2012
Is juvenile crime really on the rise?
Type: In the Media
February 9, 2012
Research offers clues to how the adolescent brain works
Type: In the Media
January 28, 2012
Should teen be tried as adult, judge to decide
Type: In the Media
November 23, 2011
Teens take risks for the rewards
Type: In the Media
October 19, 2011
Psychology professor honored for exceptional scientific achievement impacting the lives of young people
Type: News Story
Laurence Steinberg awarded $1 million research prize by Jacobs Foundation Wednesday November 11, 2009.
November 11, 2009