Memory research shifted online seeks child participants
Around this time last year, Brock's Developing Memory and Cognition Lab regularly echoed with the questions and giggles of very ... Full story
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Women in Leadership session to look at views of forgetfulness in men, women
Are women and men judged differently for being forgetful? A current research study by Caitlin Mahy sets out to answer ... Full story -
MAHY and MAZACHOWSKY: How to teach saving and spending to kids as young as 3 years old
Caitlin Mahy, Associate Professor of Psychology at Brock University, and Tessa Mazachowsky, PhD student in Psychology at Brock University, had ... Full story -
Brock researcher talks about memory in upcoming public webinar
A free talk about how we get our future selves to remember tasks will take place virtually Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 12:30 ... Full story -
Brock expert says Fruit Snack Challenge makes parents researchers
As parents around the world find new activities to keep their children busy at home, a popular online challenge has ... Full story -
Brock researchers develop new tool for studying children’s future thinking
Thanks to a new paper out of Brock University’s Department of Psychology, anyone studying children’s ability to think ... Full story -
MAHY: Your preschooler’s forgetfulness isn’t bad behaviour and nagging them won’t help
Caitlin Mahy, Associate Professor of Psychology at Brock, wrote a piece recently published in The Conversation about the reasons young ... Full story -
Three Brock researchers capture Ontario’s Early Researcher Awards
Creating a device to detect prostate cancer. Determining how and why perfectionism impacts adolescent health. Understanding the process that leads ... Full story -
Social Sciences researchers recognized
Outstanding achievements, notable contributions to disciplines and student work to advance research and scholarship were recognized at a Faculty of ... Full story -
New Brock research examines forgetfulness in preschoolers
In spite of their best intentions, three- and four-year-old kids often struggle with remembering what they were supposed to do. ... Full story
