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Understanding child psychology with eye tracking
Together with the Leipzig Research Center for Early Child
March 31, 2022
2h 55 min
English
Free
Speakers
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Dr. Julian Schmitz, PhD.
Professor of clinical child and adolescent psychology, University of Leipzig
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Dr. Robert Hepach, PhD.
Associate professor and Fellow, Department of Experimental Psychology, New College in Oxford
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Marisa Biondi, PhD.
Senior Research Scientist, Tobii
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Susanne Enke
M.Sc., Doctoral researcher, University of Leipzig
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Gustaf Gredebäck, PhD.
Professor in Developmental Psychology, Uppsala Child and Baby Lab, Uppsala University
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