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Robert H. Wozniak (B.A., College of the Holy Cross, 1966; Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1971) is a developmental psychologist. His interests are in developmental theory, the social and intellectual history of American psychology, and family processes. Current research focuses on power and gender in family belief and interactional systems, and subcultural variations in family values and their relationship to adolescent, and development of toddlers' imitation and use of novel actions as communicative gestures. Professor Wozniak is widely known for his many writings in the history of psychology.