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Participate in Research: Parents
The Infant and Child Development Group is a group of researchers interested in how infants and children reason about the people and the world around them. We are interested in many aspects of development, including:
• How infants interpret other people's behaviour
• How children learn language so quickly
• How children tell fact from fiction
• How children with autism learn about the world
The participants in the studies consist of parent and child volunteers who graciously offer their time and assistance. A visit takes about 45 minutes and is arranged at a time that is convenient for you. Our researchers are committed to making your visit a pleasant and fun learning experience.
• How children learn language so quickly
• How children tell fact from fiction
• How children with autism learn about the world
The participants in the studies consist of parent and child volunteers who graciously offer their time and assistance. A visit takes about 45 minutes and is arranged at a time that is convenient for you. Our researchers are committed to making your visit a pleasant and fun learning experience.
If you are interested in participating, simply contact us by email or phone.
Email: child.studies@queensu.ca
Phone: 613-533-2476
Also, please search through the
Development Group research site to learn more about our work and the specific research centres that make up our group.
The Infant and Child Development Group is located in the Humphrey/Craine buildings at 62 Arch Street, at Queen's University. Arch Street is a one way street that runs south from Union Street to Stuart Street. You can reach the parking area by making your first right as soon as you turn onto Arch Street. A student will be waiting and will direct you to a reserved parking spot behind the buildings.
