During our visit at the BRC, professor Sabine Hunnius explains that the better we understand typical and atypical development, the better we will be able to develop treatments and interventions for children with developmental conditions, such as autism and ADHD. Because there is still so much to learn about early brain development, typical and atypical development, and understanding the mechanisms that drive typical and atypical development, a study like this is very important.
Johanna Harder, research assistant, explains more about the behavioral and developmental tests that are done to gain better insight in how, for example, autism or ADHD develops, what the children's social skills are, and what their developmental age is.
More on parent-child interaction"It is very important that we can videotape a whole room with for example a dyad of a caretaker and a child who are playing together from different angles so we see the parent as well as the child at the same time."
Prof. Sabine Hunnius
Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Buyer’s guide to the perfect audiovisual lab
Free buyer's guide
- What is an audiovisual lab?
- What do you need to complete your setup?
- How does an audiovisual lab help you answer your research questions?
Prof. Sabine Hunnius: "Our research would not be possible without enthusiastic families who participate."
All the participating parents and children play an extremely important role in the progress of research and scientific insights. With their help, we can collect as much data as possible about the developmental characteristics of children with and without developmental conditions.
Watch the video to take a look into the Baby & Child Research Center at Radboud University and learn why recording observations is essential.
Recording toolReady to take the next step?
Get in touch with us today to discover how we can help you achieve your goals. Your journey to better solutions starts here.
Contact us