Bimodal processing of emotional information in 9-month-old infants: An eye-tracking study

Ryerson University, Department of Psychology, Brain and Early Experiences Lab

Infants will participate in an eye-tracking study while watching emotional faces and hearing emotional sounds. They will sit in front of a computer screen, while a special camera records where their eyes are looking.

More information may be found at: https://psychlabs.ryerson.ca/beelab/research/current-studies/

Your Impact

Families who participate will contribute to our understanding of how infants learn to recognize emotional information expressed by other people.

Eligibility Criteria

Study Tasks

Ethics

This study has been approved by the Ryerson Research Ethics Board (Protocol #2019-046).

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