Social Cognition Lab

Social Cognition Lab has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in August 2022. Resources socialcoglab has populated their site with include: • Social Interaction Affects Memory • Individual differences in sick face sensitivity: females are more sensitive to lassitude facial expressions than males • Newborn Auditory Brainstem Response and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome • ManyBabies6: Neonatal Imitation • Social brain network is already active at birth • Rethinking the study of newborn sociality • Nextdoor • Bluesky • TikTok • Instagram • Facebook • Can adults be trained to better recognize and avoid sick faces? • Stable Visual Attention from Newborn to 14 Months • Dec 8th: Mini Mondays: Baby & Toddler Activities, Miami Children’s Museum • Nov 21st: Miami Children's Museum | Free, 3rd Friday monthly • Social Cognition Lab • Orangutan Moms Show Distinct Parenting Styles • Infant Social Skills Thrive Despite Hardship - Neuroscience News • Pregnancy & Infancy Studies (in-person, $50) • Parent-Child Bonding Survey (online study, 3-10 years) • Infant Happiness Survey (online study, 2-24 months) • Kid Sick Selfies for Science (online study, 3-12 years) • Selfies for Science (online study, 18 years+) • Moms’ Moods Linked to Newborn Outcomes • Infection Detection: Children Avoid Sick Faces (article for kids) • Research explores early predictors of children’s language delays • Infants Outperform AI in “Commonsense Psychology” • Children will show compassion unless it costs them, research finds | Australia news | The Guardian • Mothers who recognize others' happiness are more responsive to their infants • New technique details brainstem’s response to sounds • Tummy time and reading among recommended activities that boost babies' motor development • Brain-Wave Data and Hearing Test May Help Diagnosis Autism Earlier • How To Talk To Kids About Race • Infants are not egocentric: Trust other people's attention more than their own • Seeing things that aren't there? It's pareidolia • Babies Remember Faces Despite Face Masks, UC Davis Study Suggests • Sensing echoes: temporal misalignment in auditory brainstem responses as the earliest marker of neurodevelopmental derailment • Behavioral & Physiological Sensitivity to Natural Sick Faces • Maximizing valid eye-tracking data in human and macaque infants by optimizing calibration and adjusting areas of interest • Social motivation predicts gaze following between 6 to 14 months • Can children recognize sick faces? • Fathers’ role in breastfeeding and infant sleep is key, study finds | CNN • 10 Proven Ways to Make a Baby Feel Loved • When do babies get a sense of humor?