If you're looking for ways to put developmental studies online, check-out: https://t.co/RLtW29mYDy. This is for studies that kids do themselves with data recorded by webcam, not for video-conferencing. We also describe the approach here: https://t.co/otp6kydKOG
The TEMPO Lab is excited to be a part of Canada SROP for summer 2021! Check out https://t.co/aGSfCDQLZp for more details about this immersive program supporting BIPOC undergraduate students!
Introducing the Canada SROP @UofT! It’s an immersive program to support BIPOC students applying to graduate school in psychology, management, or neuroscience.
Get the details at https://t.co/sjWwndW75n and apply by Feb 15, 2021!
Familiar songs reduce infant distress more than unfamiliar songs and way more than infant-directed speech.
My own little in-house junior scientist particularly likes "Wheels on the bus", how about yours? #musicscience@UTSCresearch@TempoLabUTSC
https://t.co/x4zu4UdKJm
Thanks to our #BabyOperaSquad and the amazing @musicandthemind staff for helping our Baby Opera experiment go off without a hitch today! 60 babies enjoyed a wonderful musical performance while we did some #musicscience!
Dancing babies lead to cute figures and fun hypotheses! Check out our new paper, "Dancing to Metallica and Dora: Case Study of a 19-Month-Old"
https://t.co/AqcgPswh1x
Maternal lullaby singing soothes both babies and moms! Check out my newest work in collaboration with Sandra Trehub and Zuzanna Jurewicz in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
https://t.co/O0ceUn60ru
Parents, we are recruiting junior scientists at UTSC! Sign up children from 0 to 10 to find out more about our ongoing research https://t.co/IM5KkHXd5y
@pickeringpublib @DurhamFamilies @UTSC @toronto4kids @DurhamParentMag@markhamlibrary
Check out a bit of adorable press on my 2018 paper in @Music_Science_J from work @UTM with Sandra Trehub showing that babies help singers of familiar songs :)
https://t.co/6WfNUi4aSf
#musicscience@UTSCpsychology