The Child and Infant Learning and Development (CHILD) Studies Group at Duke University is a group of research labs discovering fascinating things about how children grow and learn. We welcome volunteers between the ages of 2 months and 6 years old for our studies.
Bergelson Lab (BLAB)
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Early Childhood Cognition Lab
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Tomasello Lab
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Wilbourn Infant Lab at Duke (WILD)
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Duke Identity & Diversity Lab
We investigate social development with a focus on different social identities, as well as how these social identities shape perceptions and behaviors. Specifically, we are interested in children's understanding of group membership, their perceptions of their own and others' social identities, and how these understandings and perceptions come together to shape cross-group behavior. |
Duke Early Experience and the Developing Brain Lab
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Mazuka Lab PI: Reiko Mazuka |
Marsh Lab PI: Beth Marsh |
To contact Duke Child Studies, please call or email Robin Dunn at child@duke.edu, (919) 660-5793.
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