Organisation: Cognitive Science and Assessment Institute

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    AA-AC – Approach-Avoidance Motivation Across Contexts

    We investigate the motivation to approach or avoid mixed-valued stimuli and its relationship to cognitive and psychophysiological measures

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    AA-AC – Approch-Avoidance Motivation Across Contexts

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    PACIP – Parent-Child Interactions during Play

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    DEAFREADING – Unveiling the foundations of reading in deafness: A multifaceted investigation into letter and number recognition, lexical processing, and phonological-orthographic interplay

    The project investigates the roots of reading difficulties often encountered in the deaf population, with behavioral and EEG methods.

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    DEAFREADING – Unveiling the foundations of reading in deafness: A multifaceted investigation into letter and number recognition, lexical processing, and phonological-orthographic interplay

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    MONOBILI – Properties and regularities of orthographies impacting visual word recognition in FPVS-EEG in mono and bilinguals

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    TRANSPAREADING – Reading in different orthographic systems : an investigation of word regularity effect across languages in typical and atypical readers

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    ER-SP – Emotion regulation

    The present dissertation project sheds light on 1) parent-child interpersonal emotion regulation, and 2) physiological responses in emotion (regulation).

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    ER-SP – Emotion regulation

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    The reading brain: Understanding how neural representations for words emerge and how they are shaped by teaching

    The project investigates how written words are learnt, recognized, and represented in the brain of children and adults, using behavioral and EEG methods.

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