Proud of our RAs for jumping in to a new study at UMN's Child Development Lab School.

Dr. Charisse B Pickron is proud of CBP Lab all-stars Abby & Anuk! They presented their face processing study findings at the recent UMN Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Students presented their final reflections today at our last lab meeting of the semester. The #1 theme was gaining confidence in the research sphere. We'll miss all our graduating seniors!

Celebrating the end of the semester with burgers & malts! Thanks to all our fabulous students, and congrats to the graduating seniors.

We are so proud of Erika R. DeAngelis, who delivered an amazing dissertation defense this morning about epistemic injustice. Charisse B Pickron served as the chair of her dissertation committee.

Bella, one of our summer RAs, has quickly learned how to create Areas of Interest in Tobii Pro Lab for our toddler eye-tracking study. She even used the word "fun." Who knew making AOIs could be so exciting?!

Congrats to Vandita, our longtime research assistant, on completing her Pathways to Graduate School fellowship this summer. She presented her research on toddlers' prosocial behavior at our final lab meeting and will have a poster at this week's undergraduate research symposium.

We ended summer session on a great note with root beer floats at our last lab meeting and volunteering at the Diaper Bank of MN. Now to prep for fall semester!

Huge congrats to Dr. Charisse B Pickron for publishing a paper in the Infancy journal! Read her article, Infants' individuation of human faces across race and identity: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/in…

Know any families with Multiracial kiddos between 4-8 years old? The CBP Lab is starting a new online study! Participants should fill out this demo form neu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dn… as the first.

Our fabulous RAs Ashley & Ariana gave an article presentation at lab meeting today about anti-Black implicit & explicit bias among children in Brazil.

Hard-working lab members need game breaks sometimes! #cbpchill

Did you miss the Fall CEHD Connect? Click the image below to learn about the amazing happenings at the college: lhttps://loom.ly/hBGAmAs #CEHD #CEHDConnect

We're fortunate to have fabulous doctoral students working in our lab! Meet second-year Shi Xin Ooi, who studies how concepts of race and gender affect children's formation of social categories. #gradstudentoftheweek UMN Institute of Child Development

We just sent out the first edition of our CBP Lab newsletter! Check out Little Learners Press, and drop us a line of feedback. drive.google.com/file/d/1Ph8wkw…

Here's to another year of working with amazing doctoral students! Meet second-year Beyza Kazan, who studies how less perceptually distinct social categories such as culture and religion impact children's categorization of information and people. #gradstudentoftheweek UMN Institute of Child Development

Publication alert! Congrats to CBP Lab director Charisse B Pickron for her work on perceptual specialization in a Multiracial context. frontiersin.org/journals/psych…

Lab meeting journal article presentation! These RAs engaged us in an interesting discussion about the effect of infant facial recognition of an unfamiliar-race person based on them speaking baby's native or non-native language. journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Two of our doctoral students gave practice talks about bias development today to prepare for the Society for Research in Child Development conference.

Summer session is in full swing with a record number of RAs! Dr.Charisse B Pickron recently presented at lab meeting about our research and the breadth of studies we'll be running this summer.