Results for "Children's Research Laboratory"

The Children's Research Laboratory (CRL) was founded in January 1982 to facilitate training and research on a wide variety of topics relating to infant and child development. The research has examined a broad range of topics, including studies of infant vision and audition, the early development of cognitive and intellectual ability, the development of language, parent-infant interaction, social stereotypes by young children and adults, and the causes of parental abuse of children.

Website: http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/psychology/areas-of-study/developmental/Labs--Affiliations/CRL.php

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Faculty

Leslie Cohen

Affiliated Departments:
Psychology
Research Interests:

Perception, memory and cognition in infants
In general Dr. Cohen and his students in the Infant Cognition Laboratory have been examining how infants process and integrate visual and auditory information from…

Catharine H Echols

Affiliated Departments:
Psychology
Research Interests:

Acquisition of language, and its interface with cognitive and social development: Children's use of social information—including gaze and other non-verbal cues, past accuracy, similarity, and knowledge of an…

Richard Meier

Affiliated Departments:
Linguistics
Research Interests:

Psycholinguistics, acquisition of American Sign Language as a first language
Professor Meier's research is inspired by the fact that there are two modalities, or transmission channels, available to human…

Jacqueline D Woolley

Affiliated Departments:
Psychology
Research Interests:

My research addresses how children and adults make the distinction between fantasy and reality. A number of our studies investigate how children make reality status judgments when they encounter novel information. We…