Developing Minds Lab based at Kingston University London. We explore typical and atypical development across the lifespan
Joined April 2019
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We have had a fantastic day at our CPD event Supporting a Diverse Student Population in Leicester. Dr Andrew Holliman from UCL discussed supporting student transitions to HE, and then Dr Elisa Back from Kingston University discussed supporting neurodivergent students in HE
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Curious about the science behind co-sleeping? Gina Mason and I had so much fun writing about how it changes across the lifespan and can vary for neurodiverse children.
theconversation.com/humans-e… via @ConversationUK.
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Check out our latest commentary on autism and sleep across development! journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf…
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Summer half-term sees the return of our annual Young Scientists Event for children aged 4-11 🙌
Children will learn about psychology and gain first-hand experience of psychological research 💙
Find out more and book places 👇
kingston.ac.uk/events/item/4…
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We are so excited to host our first in-person @pintofscience event in 9 May @thespringgrove🤩 Our amazing speakers @MariaLivanou1, @Ifi_Manitsa, and @MarcusBullPhD will talk about their game-based intervention. Get your tickets here: pintofscience.co.uk/event/re… #pint22 @KUpsychology
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@LabDeveloping is a research group that carries out research in typical and atypical development and celebrates neurodiversity through the organisation of public engagement events that promote the development of more inclusive social environments.🎉 – at Kingston upon Thames, London
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Please have a read of our latest newsletter to find out about our recent events, current research and publications, and a feature article about the importance of exercise in children with ADHD, and much more, such as an interview with me!
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So looking forward to this!🤩 I'll be chatting to school students about psychology, being a child development researcher, ...or maybe the line-up in 2016, the questions will be up to them😊 Cannot wait!
Meet psychologists in November's #PsychologyZone like:
✨ Madeleine, a "sleepy psychologist" who studies tech and memory
✨ Birsu, a researcher who's been to Glastonbury
✨ Alex, a "math-brain researcher" who wanted to be a chef when he grew up
More: psychologyn21.imascientist.o…
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We have started running #FocusGroups talking about reduced meat eating but we would love some more #participants. Please consider completing our demographic questionnaire to find out more. Thank you! kingstonpcs.eu.qualtrics.com…
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If you are a parent/caregiver of a child between the ages of 7 and 11 years, please take part in this study about home schooling experiences during the pandemic. For detailed info, email Aline on [email protected] and check this link to participate: kingston.eu.qualtrics.com/jf…
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Looking forward to talking about evidentiality, source monitoring, and false belief understanding (ToM) in Turkish- and English-speaking children at #IPrA2021 soon.
I will be at Henry Dunant stage, panel starts at 17.15 CEST. Hoping to be more interesting than the Eng-Ger game⚽️
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This fun study focuses on 4-8 year-old children's humour style & it is all online, so you can take part in it from the comfort of your home! Here is the link for the survey, and please contact using the email address on the flyer to arrange the video call: kingston.eu.qualtrics.com/jf…
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We are excited to announce our Young Scientists Virtual Event for children and adolescents aged 4-17, which will run across various sessions from Tuesday 1st June to Friday 4th June 2021. @LabDeveloping
Please click here to register your child(ren): forms.office.com/Pages/Respo…
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Places are still available between June 1-4 for a virtual Young Scientists event run by #KingstonUni's @LabDeveloping 💙 Children aged 4-17 can take part in age-appropriate psychology research, learn about psychology, and discover what psychologists do. Book your child's place👇
We are so excited to announce the Young Scientists event -this year it's virtual!
You and your child(ren) (4-17 years old) can join us and participate in exciting research.
It will run from Tuesday 1st June to Friday 4th June 2021. Sign up for free: kingston.ac.uk/events/item/3…
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Thanks a million to @DrAliceJones , our discussants Prof Muthanna Samara and Dr Paty Paliokosta, poster presenters Dr Elisa Back, Hayley Hunt, Mahitab Sherif, Fatma Bakir and Angela Barhouch. Special thanks also to Dr Elisa Back and @LabDeveloping members for organising the event
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Our networking event has kicked off with @DrAliceJones 's keynote speech. Great to see all the participants, a warm virtual welcome to everyone😊 @LabDeveloping
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Our workshop is about to kick off.. We're looking forward to having insightful discussions on how creativity and mathematical abilities can be related and what we can do to support students' creativity in classroom @LabDeveloping
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"We must not underestimate individuals with #autism in their social interactions." Developmental psychology expert Dr @ElisaBack's latest research has found people with autism may be better at reading emotions from faces than previously thought #KUresearch
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