Have you heard of this common myth? Many people think that humans use only 10% of their brains, but in reality, neural activity is used across most of the brain every day! π§
According to Dekker et al. (2012), 48% of school teachers believed this myth!
Stay tuned for some more myth busting! π
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How do fNIRS and eye tracking work? We will be using these techniques in our Animating Minds project!
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October has been ADHD Awareness Month!
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Meet the team currently working on the Animating Minds Project as part of Queen Mary's Child Development Lab!
The aim of the project is to investigate the impact of children's TV animation features on the executive functions of children using eye tracking, physiology and fNIRS technology π§ ποΈ
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https://www.qmul.ac.uk/sbbs/
Queen Mary University of London is one of the UK's leading research universities, a place where difference leads to greatness.
We're a research lab in the heart of Bristol. Our research focuses on how babies and young children develop over time, with a particular focus on the development of attention and executive functions.
We are researchers investigating language and social development in infancy. Interested in participating in a study? Sign up here: https://babylab.psychologyresearch.co.uk/index.php/enrol-my-baby/
Our research explores how babies and toddlers interact with the world around them. Weβre a research team within the School of Psychology at the University of Surrey. π§ΈπΆπ
https://linktr.ee/surreybabylab
We are a CUCHDS, Cardiff based research group working to understand the early development of children with and without developmental conditions. πΆπ»π©βπ¬
Website: https://www.cardiff-babylab.com/
At Durham University's Babylab we conduct exciting and engaging research, specialising in methods such as eye-tracking and functional near-infrared spectroscopy.
We are a research group within the School of Psychology at the University of Birmingham. We study infants' and toddlersβ cognitive development.
Web: https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/babylab
The CIMeC BabyLab of the University of Trento studies cognitive development in infants using neuroscience and behavioral methods.
https://r1.unitn.it/babylab/