American Psychological Foundation interviews Dr. Rachel Barr about the Baby Elmo Study ...
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DugDug interviews Dr. Elizabeth Zack, former graduate student of Dr. Rachel Barr, on 15-month-olds’ transfer of learning between touch screens and 3D objects ...
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Natalie Brito describes some of our recent findings on learning and memory ...
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Washington Post Lifestyle Blog interviews Dr. Rachel Barr on current ELP research, highlighting the importance of parental engagement during media use ...
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American Psychological Foundation awards Dr. Rachel Barr a grant to extend the Baby Elmo Program, a program that fosters the development of relationships between incarcerated teens parents and their young ...
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Daily Nexus article discusses how the intervention we helped design is strengthening family bonds between infants and their parents in juvenile detention facilities ...
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Noozhawk article highlights the success of the intervention we helped design to teach parenting skills to incarcerated juveniles with children ...
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Washington Parent suggests ELP is a fun activity for babies and toddlers ...
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Wall Street Journal discusses the usage of DVDs and television among infants and children ...
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USA Today summary of a recent NIH media conference on findings of studies conducted on infants and toddlers and the media (including studies from the ELP) ...
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Washington Post article describes our studies on the video deficit effect with 6- to 24-month-olds, 2-D versus 3-D displays, and the importance of quality television content ...
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Psychology Today highlights the results of previous studies of 12-, 15- and 18-month-olds, which examined what infants acquire from television ...
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