Organisation: Department of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences
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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
Learn moreThe project investigates the impact of orthographic transparency and bilingualism on reading (strategies, neural bases) in children and adults.
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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
Learn moreThe present dissertation project sheds light on 1) parent-child interpersonal emotion regulation, and 2) physiological responses in emotion (regulation).
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LeukoKids – Impact of early life stress on health in children with leukaemia
Learn moreChildren with leukaemia occurring in early childhood often experience several acute stressors as a consequence of receiving treatment, e.g., chemotherapy and separation from their family, which can be conceptualized as traumatic and stressful events. Previous research has shown that short- and long-term physical and mental health outcomes can be negatively impacted by early life stress…
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FlexPS 2.5 – 5.5 – Study the development of problem-solving in young children
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FlexPS 2.5 – 5.5 – Study the development of problem-solving in young children
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The reading brain: Understanding how neural representations for words emerge and how they are shaped by teaching
Learn moreThe 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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Core Research Projects
The reading brain : Understanding how neural representations for words emerge and how they are shaped by teaching
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