Concordia graduate student wins Relève étoile Paul-Gérin-Lajoie award for her work in child studies

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Preschoolers would rather learn from a competent robot than an incompetent human, Concordia study shows

Alcohol abuse and anxiety sensitivity are linked in different but mutually reinforcing ways, according to a new study

The late and beloved Concordia professor Nadia Chaudhri honoured by academic journal

The Canada Foundation for Innovation awards Concordia $1.5M for 9 research projects

Clinical psychologists and their patients need new ways to understand and confront the fear of losing control, says Concordia researcher

RESEARCH: Remote therapy sessions using VR? Discover the tactile internet

New book by Concordia prof explores artificial intelligence from a psychological standpoint

The youngest Canadian bilinguals are not a monolithic group, new Concordia research shows

Biology grad credits Concordia for leading to his next big move — pursuing a PhD from Yale University

Grad students throw technical language out the window at Concordia’s Three Minute Thesis Competition

Concordia researchers explore how our pupils react to familiar brands

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research fund 2 Concordians for COVID-related studies

It’s all about love, sex and (e)robots for Concordia Public Scholar Simon Dubé

Culture is key to fully understanding COVID-19, say Concordia researchers

Concordia Public Scholar Alexa Ruel wants to know why our decision-making changes across our lifespans

Concordia study investigates the lifestyle impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic for couples

Concordia student Eloïse Fairbank receives a Canada Graduate Scholarship to Honour Nelson Mandela

Concordia PhD grad is recognized for his research on dopamine and alcohol misuse

Research from Concordia professor now used in Quebec-wide project to detect developmental delays in children

Eye movements of those with dyslexia reveal laborious and inefficient reading strategies, according to Concordia study

Bilingual infants prefer baby talk, especially when it’s one of their native languages, according to new Concordia-led study

Problematic internet use and teen depression are closely linked, new Concordia study finds

Concordia PhD candidate researches how young bilinguals learn French and English simultaneously

Concordia’s Journal of Accessible Psychology recognizes undergrads’ finest work over the year

Concordia’s Natalie Phillips examines the link between sensory acuity and cognition in aging

Having children interact with their friends post-lockdown is more important than ever, says psychologist William Bukowski

Concordia’s Natalie Phillips examines the link between cognition and hearing or vision loss

Public Scholars past and present launch Concordia’s Journal of Accessible Psychology