A Biopsychosocial Perspective on Infant Emotion and Cognition with Dr. Martha Ann Bell

Infant development is complex; consequently, infant research requires a multi-level approach. In this talk, I will discuss results from our longitudinal study on the foundations of regulatory emotion and cognition processes. I will highlight our EEG power/coherence research and emphasize the value of considering the parenting context in any study of infant development.

When:  Thursday, October 18, 1:30-3 p.m.

Where: Veterinary and Biomedical  Research Building  (VBR) 305

Open to All: Anyone can attend

Click HERE for the Live Streaming Link the day of the event

Dr. Martha Ann Bell currently works at the Department of Psychology, Virginia Tech. Martha Ann’s research is in Developmental and Biological Psychology.

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