Webinar
Understanding child psychology with eye tracking
Together with the Leipzig Research Center for Early Child
Resource Details
March 31, 2022
2h 55 min
English
Free
Webinar information
Together with the Leipzig Research Center for Early Child Development in Germany we present this webinar where experts will talk about how they use eye tracking for developmental, clinical and educational-psychology with infants and children.
Time of the speakers
3:08 min
The systematic study of pupil dilation: An early ontogeny perspective | Robert Hepach, PhD.
35:00 min
Assessing visual processing of information in children with social anxiety disorder in laboratory and natural settings | Julian Schmitz, PhD.
65:14 min
Eye tracking in developmental research - using Tobii Pro's solutions | Marisa Biondi, PhD.,
109:30 min
Pupilb dilation as an indicator of mental effort in monolingual and bilingual children | Susanne Enke, M.Sc.
136:34 min
Longitudinal eye tracking studies in infancy, how changing preferences impact stability | Gustaf Gredebäck, PhD.
164:08 min
Q&A with all speakers
Resource Details
March 31, 2022
2h 55 min
English
Free
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Speakers
Dr. Julian Schmitz, PhD.
Professor of clinical child and adolescent psychology, University of Leipzig
Dr. Robert Hepach, PhD.
Associate professor and Fellow, Department of Experimental Psychology, New College in Oxford
Marisa Biondi, PhD.
Senior Research Scientist, Tobii
Susanne Enke
M.Sc., Doctoral researcher, University of Leipzig
Gustaf Gredebäck, PhD.
Professor in Developmental Psychology, Uppsala Child and Baby Lab, Uppsala University
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