In Paper Symposium: Longitudinal effects of early socioeconomic circumstance on infants' and children's brain and neurocognitive functions
On Symposium Paper: Electrophysiological Correlates of Inhibitory Control in Children: Relations with Early Risk Factors and Child Psychopathology

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In Paper Symposium: Towards a More Open, Reproducible, and Representative Field of Developmental EEG Research

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In Paper Symposium: Towards a More Open, Reproducible, and Representative Field of Developmental EEG Research
On Symposium Paper: Under-Reported Task Parameters Can Impact Conclusions Drawn From EEG Research

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 09
On Individual Poster Presentation: 9 - Associations between the Development of Error Monitoring, Temperament and Anxiety: A Longitudinal Multimodal Study

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In Paper Symposium: Contextual Experiences to Adolescents’ Internalizing Problems: The Roles of Neural Responses to Errors and Rewards
On Symposium Paper: From Maternal Personality to Young Adult Social Anxiety Through Children’s Error Processing in Social Contexts

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 10
On Individual Poster Presentation: 41 - Foster care is casually associated with reduced irritability among children who experienced severe psychosocial deprivation

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 11
On Individual Poster Presentation: 5 - Auditory change-detection and attentional capture in infants: A time-frequency approach

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In Poster Session: Poster Session 14
On Individual Poster Presentation: 30 - "Longitudinal Relations Between Early Temperament and Toddlers' Executive Function Performance"

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