Do individual characteristics make a difference?
As many parents and teachers can confirm, children have distinctive ways of reacting to different experiences and people. These characteristic ways of responding to the environment are often present from a very early age, and it is believed that they have a largely genetic basis.
We are interested in looking at how children's individual characteristics are related to how they perceive and react to different events and emotions. We get answers to these questions by looking at children's responses to fun computer games that have been designed at our lab.
In this study, children will respond to fun computer games that have been designed at our lab.
Mothers with a child between the ages of 4 and 6 years old.
This form does not bind you to participation. One of our lab members will contact you to arrange time, confirm interest and answer any questions you may have.