Validating a Brief Measure of Caregiver Responsively During Dyadic Free-Play Interactions
Associations Between Socioeconomic Stress, Engagement in Joint Attention, and Infant Neurodevelopment in 24- to 36-month-old Infants
Development of Neural Mechanisms Underlying Joint Attention During Infancy Using Live-Interaction Electroencephalography (EEG)
Does Polygenic Risk Moderate Associations Between Maternal Depression and Infant Neurodevelopment? An EEG Study
Latent Profile Analysis as a Data-Driven Approach to Characterize Infant Baseline Electroencephalography (EEG)

Above: Visual evoked potential (VEP) mediates associations between early life stress and cognitive development. Lara J. Pierce, Charles A. Nelson.

Above: Poster by Ana Badal. “Socioeconomic Stress, Caregiver Responsivity and Infant Neurodevelopment: A Longitudinal Exploration of Joint Attention between 6-12 month Infants and their Caregivers.”

Above: Poster by Yara Odeh. “Exploring the Neural Mechanisms of Executive Function in Bilinguals with ADHD.”

Above: Poster by Dr. Lara Pierce. “Latent Profile Analysis as a Data-Driven Approach to Characterize Infant Baseline Electroencephalography (EEG).”

Above: Poster by Rhonda Baker. “Protective Factors in the Early Home Environment: Exploring Sensitive Caregiving and its Associations with Caregiver Depression and Child Language Outcomes.”