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The Interpersonal Development Lab at UC Merced is interested in learning about how children develop into social and interactive individuals.

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The id Lab is currently looking for families interested in helping us learn about social and emotional development! Infants and children from 9 months to 3 years are invited to take part in our exciting research activities. To learn more, click on "For Parents" located under the "About Us" menu.  

 

Phone: 209-228-2264

Email: ucmercedidlab@gmail.com

 

The Interpersonal Development Lab at UC Merced is interested in learning about infant social, emotional, and cognitive development. Dr. Eric Walle and his research team seek to understand how young infants develop into social and interactive individuals.

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