BabyShow 2022
BabyShow 2022 is finally coming! I believe you are also very excited about the BabyShow this year as it has been postponed for a while. Come to our booth at M12! We always prepare little gifts for the family who
School of Psychology, University of Auckland
Developmental psychology is one of the most time consuming, but rewarding forms of psychological research. As developmentalists, we need to interact with children at specific ages, depending on the current study being undertaken.
Want to join the ELLA team? The Early Learning Lab supports student research at all levels from undergraduate volunteers and summer internships to Honours and Research Higher Degrees (RHD).
In 2020, ELLA celebrated its 10th Anniversary! Despite the challenges presented by Covid-19, we collected data for four projects. This involved a total of 209 families visiting our centre. Here are some media news of the projects that many of
“Learning about learning: Ella’s window into the developing mind.” The aim of our world-renowned research is to better understand infant and child development based on groups of children rather than on individuals. Our published work can also be helpful for clinicians, teachers, and parents who work with children, including children with disabilities to learn more about children’s early social and cognitive development. We aim to better understand the world of our society’s youngest members, and hope that in doing so we might be able to make their world a better place. Also read about the studies we are running right now on our Current Studies page
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BabyShow 2022 is finally coming! I believe you are also very excited about the BabyShow this year as it has been postponed for a while. Come to our booth at M12! We always prepare little gifts for the family who
The Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development was held in Greece from June 19 – 23. Our director Annette and her PhD candidate Sina had held a congress, sharing their knowledge on prosocial acts
Welcome to our ELLA update which is where we express our gratitude to all of you by sharing what we have been up to since our last update. We continue to be grateful to the families who have participated in
As many of you know, at the beginning of each new year, we share our research findings and activities from the previous year in our annual ELLA newsletter. We would like to say a huge thank you to all our