The Wilbourn Infant Lab at Duke (WILD) is a developmental research lab in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University.
Durham, NC
Joined April 2014
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Let’s go!!! – at North Carolina, USA
Congratulations to P&N faculty Greg Samanez-Larkin who was just appointed as one of two Levitan Faculty Fellows / Special Assistants to the Vice Provosts!! @GregoryRSL
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Amazing undergrads apply: NSF-REU Summer Internship: Lifespan Approaches to Diverse Psychological Science! Fully funded with me, Sarah Gaither, and Gregory Samanez Larkin at Duke University to do social, developmental, or neuro work! Deadline 2/27 sites.duke.edu/reupsychneuro…
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So proud of my very first academic WILD child, Dr. Jacqueline Sims!!😭😍❤️ #whatallyshipreallylookslike #imnotcryingyourecrying #pushasweclimb #proudacademicmama
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This👇🏾 is why I do what I do…..I get to work with some of the most brilliant, motivated and courageous young women using our combined skills, experiences, and perspectives to advocate and give a voice to groups who continue to be overlooked, marginalized, and exploited.
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@ashleyruba & @DrWilbourn found that parents of 12- to 24-mo infants talk about the emotion of “disgust” in a more complex manner than other emotions, like “happiness” and “sadness” #infancypapers doi.org/10.1111/infa.12448
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As a new member of @DukePsychNeuro's Anti-Racism Committee, I'm proud to announce that we're hosting a FREE informational event for potential psych PhD applicants!
If you or someone you know might want to apply, please join us! ✨link in next tweet✨
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Wilbourn Infant Lab retweeted
A summer research program led by @DukeU faculty Makeba Wilbourn (@DrWilbourn), Sarah Gaither (@sarahegaither) and Greg Samanez-Larkin (@GregoryRSL) has one main goal: to mentor the next generation of diverse STEM scholars.
Learn more ➡️duke.is/cv3hu
ALT Department of Psychology & Neuroscience faculty Makeba Wilbourn, Sarah Gaither and Greg Samanez-Larkin lead the NSF-funded summer 2022 research experience: Lifespan Approaches to Diverse Psychological Science.
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Check out this article that explains how babies can logically reason even before they can talk! Click the link to learn more: theverge.com/2018/3/15/17123… via @Verge
Check out this article "Your Child Lying to You? That’s Good" Click this link to read all about it: nytimes.com/2018/01/05/opini…
Brain study suggests the type of book you read to your baby is important! Click here to find out more: wapo.st/2zNp4QF?tid=ss_tw&ut…
Babies and TV: brain development needs a parent's help – here's why! Click here to find out more: theconversation.com/babies-a… via @ConversationUK
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