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How do toddlers develop thinking skills?
We are looking for toddlers aged 18 - 36 months to help us explore how young children learn important thinking skills such as memory, attention, impulse control and flexible thinking. We will use child-friendly brain imaging (called fNIRS) whilst children play fun games with us. This will help us find out how the brain supports toddlers to learn these important skills.
Contact Abi Fiske
How do children step into other's shoes?
This study aims to investigate how children aged 3.5-5 years with no learning difficulties and full-colour vision work together in a series of fun, interactive games!
Contact Malcolm Ka Yu Wong
What are infants and toddlers curious about?
We are looking for infants (aged 8-10 months) and toddlers (aged 22-24 months) with no developmental delays and full-colour vision to take part in a gaze-contingent eye-tracking study, to examine which images children choose to perceive and how long they engage with them.
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Toddlers all talk differently
We are developing the first-ever UK-wide tool to measure the different rates at which 16-30-month-old toddlers learn language. Parents know best what their children can say - toddlers sometimes clam up when they come into the lab! - so we are asking parents to fill in our questionnaire about what their toddler can say. Study opening soon!