Emory University Child Study Center
Research Studies for Newborns in Atlanta

How do children learn and grow? What and how do they think and remember? How do children change as they grow older?

At the Emory University Child Study Center, we study infants, children, and adolescents. We study language, learning, memory, and questions such as how children understand space and numbers. We also investigate the role that brain development plays in child development. Emory faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students conduct research studies on each of these fascinating and critical issues.

Each study usually involves one or two sessions, and typically takes place at the Emory University campus in a comfortable setting. Parents may stay with their children during the session. They enjoy the chance to play with their children in this context and to observe the study sessions. Infants and children enjoy it too! Parking is free and convenient.

Research Labs
The Memory Development Lab Directed by Dr. Patricia Bauer The Family Narratives Lab Directed by Dr. Robyn Fivush The Spatial Development Lab Directed by Dr. Stella Lourenco The Language and Learning Lab Directed by Dr. Laura Namy	The Emory Infant and Child Lab Directed by Dr. Phillipe Rochat The Emory Mom and Child Lab Directed by Dr. Sherryl Goodman The Brennan Lab Directed by Dr. Patricia Brennan

For more information on our research studies, contact:

The Emory Child Study Center
Kelly Richmond Yates
36 Eagle Row, Atlanta, GA 30322

PHONE: 404-727-7432
EMAIL: The Emory Child Study Center
WEBSITE: www.psychology.emory.edu/childstudycenter