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Child Development Forum Michaelmas II

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Child Development Forum are a series of talks bringing together researchers of infant, child and adolescent development across the University of Cambridge.

Today’s CDF talks:

Rachel Knight on results from a novel intervention targeting psychological decentering in adolescents with elevated depression symptoms

Jean Heng on the nature and determinants of mutuality across cultures – a UK-Hong Kong study

Dianna Ilyka on taking neuroimaging into the home to examine brain and behaviour associations in neonates

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This talk is part of the Child Development Forum (CDF) series.

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