Paid Summer Internship @ Yale University, the Infant Mind and Cognition Lab, New Haven CT
The Infant Mind and Cognition Lab at Yale University, led by Dr. Nicolò Cesana-Arlotti, is seeking undergraduates or recent graduates aspiring to pursue a career in developmental psychology.
Main Duties and Responsibilities: Summer interns will be involved in several crucial aspects of ongoing research projects, including conducting online and in-person studies with children and adults, assisting with participant recruitment and scheduling, contributing to study design, facilitating experiments, managing and entering data, video coding, and other associated tasks. Interns are required to commit to in-person work at Yale University for the entire program.
Time Commitment: The internship spans eight weeks, to be completed between the start of June until the beginning of August. Certain weekend hours may be necessary.
Funding: The selected candidates will receive a stipend of $5,000. The interns are responsible for all other expenses, including housing, travel, and meals.
