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In addition to departmental
research facilities within the College of Applied Life Studies, the
Institute for Research on Human Development serves as an interdisciplinary
research unit concerned with health and human development. The
institute's work is directed toward understanding and promoting optimum
health, human development, and performance. The institute has an
established national reputation for its work in gerontology, motivation,
psychopharmacology, performance assessment, and related areas. Its programs
are characteristically undertaken in cooperation with other units such as
the Division of Human Development and Family Studies, the Department of
Community Health, and the Division of Rehabilitation
Education.
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