APS
2025 APS Annual Convention · 2025
Using Stranger Fear and EEG to Study Infants' Emerging Understanding of Race
- Grace (Hyesung) Hwang
University of California, Santa Cruz
Abstract
An enduring challenge in conducting research with infants is difficulty assessing what is on their minds due to their limited verbal abilities. This talk focuses on thinking outside the box approaches to show how traditional EEG and temperament measurements can provide novel insights into infants’ social group understanding.
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