From Our Lab

Facial Color Perception Study

Children aged 4-11 This study is looking at how children identify emotional expressions. Participation is approximately 30-60 minutes. Children choose a prize; parents receive $25/visit.

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Participants looking at computer

Reading and Emotion Categorization Study

Children in Grade 5 This study is looking at how reading books helps children to learn about other people. Two in-lab visits: approximately 1.5 hours and 1 hour each; at home reading activities. Children choose a prize; parents receive $25/visit.

Social Exploration Study

Children ages 10-13 This study is looking at how children’s environment influences their social decision making. Participation is approximately 1 hour. Children choose a prize; parents receive a check for $25.

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Participant engaging in lab activity with lab staff

Consequences of Attention for Learning Study

Children aged 6-7 This study is looking at how children understand and categorize combinations of emotional and situational cues. Participation is approximately 30-60 minutes. Children choose a prize;

To learn more about these studies and for information about participation, please contact our lab at: childemotion@waisman.wisc.edu or 608-890-2525.

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Researcher with child looking at computer

Finding Space Gems Study

Children aged 8-12 This study is looking at how kids think about rewards and make decisions. Participation is approximately 1.5 – 2 hours. Children choose a prize; parents receive $25.

Child Emotion Lab wants to visit your school!

Child Emotion Lab wants to visit your school!

The Child Emotion Lab is ready to bring science to your school or organization!  We’re excited to start visiting your schools so you can learn about emotions! Please contact Alyssa Lovely at…

Recent News

New Directions in the Study of Human Emotional Development

The September 2019 special issue of Developmental Psychology presents articles that challenge existing concepts and motivate new directions in the research on human emotional development. Guest editors Seth Pollak, Linda Camras, and Pamela Cole discuss…

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Email:  ChildEmotion@waisman.wisc.edu
Telephone:  608-890-2525

 

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