3 White Papers and Case Studies on Psychology Research
Research into understanding human perception has been around for centuries. The science of behavior and mind was already studied by the ancient Greek philosophers. Nowadays psychologists rely upon data to make sense of the world.
At Noldus, we have dedicated ourselves to make the best tools to advance human behavioral research for 30 years, and love to share our knowledge! Make sure not to miss these 3 white papers and case studies on psychology research!
WHITE PAPER: Autism research and The Observer XT
Research on Autism Spectrum Disorder has increased enormously over the years. The extensive research has led to many findings and has resulted in new understandings of how to detect ASDs early in life, setup therapies, stimulate developmental processes, and much more.
Autism is the most common Autism Spectrum Disorder, and knowledge is key to developing a better understanding of the disorder.
In this white paper you will learn more about how and why observational research methods are used in autism research worldwide. The two most important questions that often come up in these kind of research: Why observe behavior and how to observe behavior in a structured way?
Download your free white paper on autism research here.
CASE STUDY: Infant behavior research
Interaction between children and their parents is a classical study object in developmental psychology, pediatrics, and child psychiatry
At the Institute of Developmental Neurology of the Beatrix Children’s Hospital of the University Medical Center Groningen researchers developed an observation protocol to quantify in a systematic way the contents of the physiotherapeutic sessions. They looked into setting up an observation protocol, and how to compare the effect of different interventions. It will help you understand why systematic observations are used to measure the effect of a new intervention.
Download this case study here.
WHITE PAPER: How to Build and A/V Lab
Among the methods used for collecting data, video observation is a non-invasive form. It enables psychologists, and other observers, to capture the (inter)actions of the subject(s) remotely without distracting them. Another benefit is the unlimited number of times video recordings can be re-played, in order to make sure you didn’t miss anything.
An AudioVisual lab is designed to allow you to observe your test participants unobtrusively, in an environment similar to your test participant’s natural surroundings. Get your white paper on how to build an A/V lab here:
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Video-recording children with ASD in-home
Anne Kirby and colleagues studied sensory and repetitive behaviors among children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). 32 children with ASD participated.
Working memory and emotion regulation in children with ADHD
How can we understand emotional reactivity in children with ADHD? In the current study, Tarle and her colleagues examined the relation between emotion regulation and working memory in children with and without this disorder.