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  • Home
  • The Lab
    • Our research with children
    • Our research with older adults
    • Our research with ER nurses
    • Publications
  • Research Team
    • Lab Director
    • Postdoctoral Fellow
    • Graduate Students
    • Undergraduate Thesis Students
    • Research Assistants
    • Research Collaborators
    • Lab Alumni
  • For Parents
    • What does a visit to our lab look like?
    • Fun Activity Ideas for Kids
  • For Students
  • In the News
  • Contact Us
    • Directions & Parking

Our child development research

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​The Social Cognitive development lab provides a unique window into children’s thinking through considering how children’s social and cognitive development influence their social behaviours. 

​We are interested in:
  • how to talk to children to obtain the most honest and accurate reports of their experiences
  • Understanding types of questions that may be challenging for children, limiting their reports
  • Techniques that can be used to promote honesty with children​
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Dishonesty is a normal part of social interaction (for both children and adults!)
Understanding the development of this behaviour, how to talk to children about truth and lies, and best practices for obtaining honest reports can be important for parents, teachers and legal professionals alike.

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We are currently looking for
​ 3-to 15-year old's
I want to participate!
Our research involves fun and interactive games for children that reveal various cognitive abilities! By participating in our research, you are contributing to our overall knowledge about children's social and cognitive development, while also learning about your own child's development!
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The Social-Cognitive Development Lab at the Ontario Science Centre
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The Social-Cognitive Development Lab was part of the Research Live! Exhibit at the Ontario Science Centre for this fall! Over 100 5-, 7-, and 9-year-olds participated in Breanne Wylie’s Master’s thesis examining children’s understanding of How and Why Questions! Thank-you to the Science Centre and all of the families that helped us learn more about children’s developing minds by participating!  


Social-Cognitive Development Lab * Brock University * 1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way, St. Catharines ON L2S 3A1 Canada * 905-688-5550 ext. 3773 * brock.scdlab@gmail.com
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