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Disclaimer: Parenting is NOT one size fits all! You know your child's behaviour and what works best for them. Did you know about these different parenting styles? Swipe to find out more about them, and the resulting child behaviours! [1] Siegler,
Comment below whether you've noticed your little ones exhibiting matching behaviours like imitation! Also, let us know whether you'd like to learn more about how topics like ToM are studied in the lab! - [1] Malle, B. (2022). Theory of mind. In R.
Sound familiar? Most preschool-aged kids struggle with using irregular past tense! Swipe to find out why they make these errors and how you can help! If you want to learn more, check out these readings: [1] Bjorklund, D., & Causey, K. (2017). Ch
It's been a busy few weeks here at the Early Experience Laboratory! We have said goodbye to our fantastic honours students Rachel and Katie and travelled to Wisconsin to present a poster at a cognitive development conference. If you live in Kingston,
Did you know that infants have different types of attachment to others depending on their relationship with their caregiver? Swipe to find out how this is demonstrated using the Strange Situation experiment! #infants #babies #children #psychology #c
What can child development research tell us about forming and maintaining public trust during a global pandemic? Check out this fabulous article by EEL's own Dr. Mark Sabbagh and colleagues to find out! https://theconversation.com/trust-comes-when

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