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Hctor Bird

Psychology

Columbia University

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About Hctor Bird at Columbia University (Columbia)

Hctor Bird is a researcher at Columbia University, where they contribute to the Psychology Department. They specialize in child development, adolescent psychology, and trauma and abuse, with ongoing contributions to these areas. As an active contributor to their field, they remain engaged in ongoing research and academic development.

Research Areas

child developmentadolescent psychologytrauma and abuseearly childhood educationpsychosocial stresssleep healthPuerto Rican youthadverse childhood experiences
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Research Output

Total Citations19

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Publications1

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Early-stage portfolio

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