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Ashley Jimenez Fraser, PhD

Researcher

Dr. Ashley Jimenez Fraser is a multiracial first-generation researcher and professor studying the development of racial bias, empathy, compassion and hope. She studied at Brigham Young University and Arizona State University. Dr. Fraser's research primarily aims to explore and promote positive development across the life course, especially within challenging environments. Her work focuses on understanding how individual, family, and societal factors interact to shape hope, resilience, empathy, prosocial behaviors, and actions that foster equity and anti-racism in children and families. She is also an avid reader, dancer, hiker and mother to four children. 

Dr. Fraser believes research findings should more accessible to the very people if effects. The purpose of this website is to bridge the gap between the worlds of research and reality in her work.

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Toddlers
& the Telly

It may be possible that what toddlers ages 2-4 are watching on television and how much they are watching it might just have a long-term impact on their behavior. In this longitudinal study, researchers looked at both variables. Here's what they found...

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Brigham Young University

Provo, Ut 84602

2085 JFSB

801-422-1809

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