Poster session schedule
Poster session 1 - Thursday 15th September
Pedro Ferreira da Costa
Normative modelling for brain growth and extracting knowledge from outliers
Pamela Villar Gonzalez
Can we predict language outcomes form EEG frequencies?
Itziar Lozano
Does attention to the mouth support word learning during the second
year of life?: A multimethod approach
Eleanor Braithwaite
Objective assessment of visual attention in toddlerhood
Emily Greenwood
How are patterns of parental vocalisations associated with infant
quieting after peak arousal events? Exploring optimal patterns of
maternal responsivity to infant dysregulation. A pre-registration poster
abstract.
Tom Northrop
The role of increasing predictability in the development of hierarchical
event structuring.
Caoimhe Dempsey
It Takes Two to Tango: Individual, dyadic and context level factors
influencing unfamiliar peer cooperation
Yichen Jiang
Mutual Gaze during Parent-Child Interaction and Later Infant Social
Attention
Poster session 2 - Friday 16th September
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Marzena Szkodo
Technologies used in diagnosis and treatment of neurodevelopmental
disorders
Irzam Hardiansyah
Atypical infants' visual cortical organization during global motion
processing and its relation to later autism in toddlerhood
Hanna Halkola
Proband autism and ADHD traits associate with infant sibling
temperament development
Kloe Fico
ERP evidence of atypical face processing in young children at elevated likelihood for Autism Spectrum Disorder: a meta-analysis
Zsofia Belteki
Assessing language outcomes in infants with an elevated likelihood of
autism spectrum disorder: A comparison of parent versus clinician
administered questionnaires
Magdalena Szmytke
What drives the attention: the moving mouth or the speech? The study
of the attention shift in 5 and 10 month-old infants
Helena-Céline Stevelt
Parenting, infant social processing, and language development in rural
Gambia