In Paper Symposium: 1-114 - Early life exposure to unpredictable maternal signals influences child development: A cross species approach.

Discussant

In Event: 1-149 - Poster Session 4
In Poster Session: 04 - Developmental Disabilities
On Individual Poster: 54 - Electrophysiological Responses to Words in 3-Year-Olds with and without Autism Spectrum Disorder

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-007 - Adversity in Early Care Environments: New Directions and Challenges in Applying Translational Research to Intervention
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Attachment Security Mediates the Association between Caregiver Responsiveness to Distress and Callous-Unemotional Traits

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 2-050 - Poster Session 6
In Poster Session: 06 - Social Cognition
On Individual Poster: 220 - The Effects of Faces and Gaze on Children's Imitation from Video Models

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 2-148 - Poster Session 8
In Poster Session: 08 - Language, Communication
On Individual Poster: 139 - Handedness and Language Abilities in Preschoolers

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-174 - Multi-method neuroimaging study of the impact of global adversity on the brain development in Bangladeshi children

Chair

In Paper Symposium: 2-174 - Multi-method neuroimaging study of the impact of global adversity on the brain development in Bangladeshi children
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Contextualizing early childhood adversity in urban Bangladesh & characterizing effects on cognition & executive functioning

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-174 - Multi-method neuroimaging study of the impact of global adversity on the brain development in Bangladeshi children
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Impact of poverty and associated biological and psychosocial adversity on EEG power in young children in poor urban Bangladesh

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-174 - Multi-method neuroimaging study of the impact of global adversity on the brain development in Bangladeshi children
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Using fNIRS to assess social cognition in urban Bangladeshi toddlers

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 2-174 - Multi-method neuroimaging study of the impact of global adversity on the brain development in Bangladeshi children
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Atypical brain development in Bangladeshi infants exposed to profound early adversity

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-001 - Strategic Plan Poster Session
In Poster Session: Strategic Plan Poster Session - Interdisciplinary Section
On Individual Poster: 74 - Time-Resolved Classification of EEG Data: Probing the Time-Course of Higher-Order Visual Representations in the Infant Brain

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-001 - Strategic Plan Poster Session
In Poster Session: Strategic Plan Poster Session - International Section
On Individual Poster: 142 - Brazil Youth Exposed to Extreme Poverty: Differential Outcomes of Executive Functions

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-049 - Poster Session 10
In Poster Session: 10 - Developmental Disabilities
On Individual Poster: 47 - The Development of Gesture-speech Combinations and its Relation to Language in Children at High Risk for Autism Spectrum Disorder

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-063 - The role of DHEA and other adrenal hormones in stress reactivity and mental health during late childhood and early adolescence
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Reactive DHEA(s) is Associated with Callous Unemotional Traits in Institutionalized Youth

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-145 - Poster Session 12
In Poster Session: 12 - Social, Emotional, Personality
On Individual Poster: 250 - Neural Correlates of Emotional Face Processing and Anxious Behaviors in Early Childhood

Non-Presenting Author

In Paper Symposium: 3-167 - EEG and Executive Function in the Context of Childhood Adversity
On Symposium Paper/Poster: Gamma Power in Rural Pakistani Children: Links to Executive Function and Verbal Ability

Non-Presenting Author

In Event: 3-193 - Poster Session 13
In Poster Session: 13 - Developmental Disabilities
On Individual Poster: 51 - Eye tracking as a measure of developmental outcomes in Tuberous Sclerosis Complex

Non-Presenting Author