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Sabrina Chiarella and Diane Poulin-Dubois

Your baby knows when you're faking it

Posted on October 18, 2013

Sabrina Chiarella, doctoral candidate in the Department of Psychology, and her supervisor Diane Poulin-Dubois, professor in the Department of psychology and CRDH researcher

Research conducted by doctoral candidate Sabrina Chairella and Diane Poulin-Dubois, professor in the Department of Psychology and CRDH researcher appeared in various media outlets this week. Their study proved that babies, as early as 18 months, understand how the meaning of an experience is directly linked to the expressions that follow.

The research was also featured in Le Journal de Montréal (no link), Psychology Today, Radio-Canada, The Telegraph, TVA Nouvelles, MSN Technologie, Mail Online (UK), Parents, First Post (India) Bright Surf, IN, The Asian Age, India News, Khaleej Times, Nature World News, Red Orbit, Longevity, Pedia Staff, Medical Daily, Science Codex, HNGN, Inagist and Silo Breaker, Health News Network, Business-Standard, Press-News, Manorama Online, Z News, The Almagest.

Chiarella appeared on 98,5 FM Dutrizac (no link) and Newsbeat BBC Radio 1.