86 - Cameron Ellis: Using fMRI to study what it is like to be an infant
Stanford Psychology Podcast
Is There a Future Direction for Your Research?
I'm hoping that the projects in which I'll be pursuing a very student driven and so the interest of the members of my lab are going to be what manifests in terms of our research program. So, for instance, one set of studies I'm interested in look at the nature of control and how evidence of control emerges over the course of development. Control and infancy can be decomposed into lots of different factors that are emerging at different time points. For instance, if you have a training, infants can learn that just as much as adults can learn that.
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