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"Beyond the Shape of Things: Infants can be taught to generalize nouns based on functions". Read more in a Psychological Science paper co-authored by Professor Sotaro Kita and Dr Suzanne Aussems.

New paper alert. This (open-access) paper on infant word learning in Psychological Science was led by @CeciZunigaM and co-authored by @sotarokita and @KrottAndrea and myself. We show infants can be taught a function bias for word learning. Very proud of this collaborative work twitter.com/sotarokita/sta…

Tue 15 Jun 2021, 08:31 | Tags: postgraduate, research, EDandI

"Surviving Ourselves When the Climate Changes". Robin Goodwin's research into the psychological consequences of a major disaster features in an article in the American Psychological Society Observer.

Thu 03 Jun 2021, 12:26 | Tags: postgraduate, research, EDandI

Discover the positive difference made by researchers in Warwick to the world by putting our research into practice

Tue 01 Jun 2021, 16:29 | Tags: postgraduate, research, EDandI

"It's not just you - the pandemic really is making it hard to focus on anything". Thomas Hills (Behaviour, Brain & Society GRP), discusses how our sense of time, and our ability to pay attention have been disrupted during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thu 27 May 2021, 08:13 | Tags: postgraduate, research, EDandI

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Psychology News

"Beyond the Shape of Things: Infants can be taught to generalize nouns based on functions". Read more in a Psychological Science paper co-authored by Professor Sotaro Kita and Dr Suzanne Aussems.

"Surviving Ourselves When the Climate Changes". Robin Goodwin's research into the psychological consequences of a major disaster features in an article in the American Psychological Society Observer.

Discover the positive difference made by researchers in Warwick to the world by putting our research into practice

"It's not just you - the pandemic really is making it hard to focus on anything". Thomas Hills (Behaviour, Brain & Society GRP), discusses how our sense of time, and our ability to pay attention have been disrupted during the Covid-19 pandemic.