Brock Media Clips for Friday, Aug. 26
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.
Concerns grow over invasive species: Professor ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Veena Dwivedi
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DWIVEDI: Our emotions and identity can affect how we use grammar
Veena Dwivedi, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Brock University, had a piece recently published in The Conversation about research ... Full story -
DWIVEDI: Don’t be (even a little) sympathetic to this PPC virus
Veena Dwivedi, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Brock University, had an opinion piece recently published in The Hamilton Spectator ... Full story -
Brock media clips for Friday, July 16
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. How 'choice' in child care might ... Full story -
Neuropsychology students learn from Music and Memory program
For elderly patients in a long-term care facility, a carefully curated list of songs may unlock a trove of memories. ... Full story -
FACULTY FOCUS: Veena Dwivedi combines the art and science of connection
Note: Faculty Focus is a monthly series that highlights faculty whose compelling passions, innovative ideas and various areas of expertise ... Full story -
Brock researchers awarded nearly $2 million in SSHRC funding
Thanks to the work of Brock University developmental psychologist Angela Evans, we now know that lying in children starts as ... Full story -
DWIVEDI: From sports to politics, our brains are wired for tribalism
Brock University Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience Veena Dwivedi wrote a piece published Thursday, June 6 in The Conversation about ... Full story -
DWIVEDI: Tribalism, from the penalty box to the ballot box
Associate Professor of Psychology Veena Dwivedi wrote a piece recently published in The Hamilton Spectator that outlines how the same ... Full story -
From Germany to Canada: Students connect in Brock lab
Although they were from the same German city, they began their educational journey as strangers. But their similar interest in ... Full story
