Children’s shyness can be rooted in temperament or experienced as an emotion, says Brock researcher
Having to recite a speech in front of a crowd may send some people into a sweaty, trembling tizzy — and ... Full story
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Brock researchers build bridges at national Science Meets Parliament event
Brock University researchers spent time on Parliament Hill this week exploring how to best get science into the hands of ... Full story -
Brock awarded NFRF funding for research on youth and social media, and biases in health care
Renata Dividino and her colleagues are concerned about how social media algorithmic bias is shaping young people’s engagements with ... Full story -
Lived experiences shared at event addressing anti-Black racism on post-secondary campuses
More than 90 participants from diverse backgrounds gathered at Brock’s Pond Inlet last week to interact with an esteemed panel ... Full story -
Event aims to address anti-Black racism on post-secondary campuses
The lived experiences of students and faculty will be among the topics discussed at “Addressing Anti-Black Racism on Campuses,” an ... Full story -
Brock seeking Early Childhood Educator Advisory Committee members
Brock University’s Lifespan Development Research institute is hoping to hear from early childhood educators. Any early childhood educators currently ... Full story -
Graduate research projects awarded $680,000 in federal funding
A group of 17 Brock graduate researchers have received $680,000 in federal funding through competitions organized by the Social Sciences and Humanities ... Full story -
Brock researchers examining pandemic’s impact on bullying
Now that middle and high school students are back in the classroom, Brock University researchers are looking to see whether ... Full story -
Public event to explore impact, treatment of postpartum depression
The baby is home, the visitors have gone and mom is struggling to keep up with all the demands of ... Full story -
Brock co-led research explores connection between nature, preventing disease among new immigrants
For children and young people who’ve recently settled in Canada, a trek in the woods may be just what ... Full story
