Developmental Psychology
Department of Psychology
The University of Houston
126 Heyne Building
Houston, TX 77204-5022
Phone: 713-743-8500
Cognitive Development Lab
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Welcome to the lab website! Our lab is affiliated with the University of Houston, Department of Psychology. We are conducting various studies concerning how children's understanding of the world changes over time. Particularly, we study infant's and children's language learning as a tool to deepen our understanding of the learning processes. We welcome children who are themselves growing scientists to help us get more insight into these processes. Our lab is supported by grants from:
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Interested in Us?
Please Click Here to register and participate in our events.
To join the lab as a research assistant Click Here.
Check out our Fall 2010 Newsletter for research updates and more information about our Lab! Fall 2010
Check out our contribution to the Special Issue of Cognitive Science on Mechanisms of Cognitive Development
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Special Thanks
A special thank you to the following institutions for helping us with our research:
- The Children’s Museum of Houston
- Clear Lake City-County Freeman Branch Library
- Discovery Green
- HCC Child Development Lab School
- His Place Child Care Center
- Little Genius Club
- Monarch Development School- Riverside United Methodist Church
- Silverline Montessori
- Smaller Scholars Montessori Academy
- Sugar Creek Baptist Church Preschool
- Westminster Christian Academy
- West U Methodist School
- Westbury United Methodist Church Day School
- The Westview School
- Casa Carlos Mugica- Argentina
- Centro Vecinal- Argentina
- Duendes Magicos- Argentina
- Guarderia Policial- Argentina
- Guarderia Bajitos- Argentina
- Hogar Tapia- Argentina
- Senderos Centro de Estimulacion Infantil- Colombia
- Nakano Preschool—Japan
- Nakano Nursery School-- Japan
- Yuukikai Preschools—Japan
- Trường Hoa Cúc—Vietnam
- Trường Hoa Phượng—Vietnam
We constantly need help from the community and preschool/daycare institutions! Please contact us to help in our research!
