TURATI CHIARA
- U06, Piano: 4, Stanza: 4066
Biografia
Prof. Chiara Turati, PhD. She has a permanent position as Full Professor at the Department of Psychology, UNIMIB. Her research interests focus on early child development, with specific reference to the domain of action understanding and face processing. As Principal Investigator, Chiara Turati coordinated a European Research Council Starting Grant. She is also part of a H2020-MSCA Innovative Training Network. Her contribution to a better understanding of early development has been recognized internationally through more than 50 publications. She coordinates a lab for the study of children’s development through behavioral (visual preference and habituation paradigms) and neuropsychological measures (electroencephalography, EEG; event-related potentials, ERP; electromyography, EMG; skin conductance response, SCR). She now serves as President of the Master Course “Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dei Processi Educativi”.
Ricerca
PRINCIPALI LINEE DI RICERCA___________________________________________________
> Origini e sviluppo della capacità di comprendere le azioni altrui.
> Origini e sviluppo della capacità di comprendere le emozioni altrui.
> Sviluppo delle competenze cognitive nel primo anno di vita.
> Lo sviluppo della specializzazione della mente nei diversi domini di conoscenza
> Lo sviluppo della percezione dei volti.
Pubblicazioni
Chiodi, G., Guida, E., Porreca, A., Simonelli, A., Turati, C. (2024). Influences of early dyadic and triadic interactions on infants’ heart rate responses. Intervento presentato a: Budapest CEU Conference on Cognitive Development (BCCCD24), Budapest. Dettaglio
Testa, A., Basset, G., Turati, C., Bulf, H., Quadrelli, E. (2024). Exploring ostracism influence on behavioral reactivity and over-imitation in preschool-aged children. Intervento presentato a: Budapest CEU Conference on Cognitive Development, Budapest. Dettaglio
Roberti, E., Addabbo, M., Colombo, L., Porro, M., Turati, C. (2024). Newborns' perception of approach and withdrawal from biological movement: A closeness story. INFANCY, 29(1 (January/February 2024)), 22-30 [10.1111/infa.12565]. Dettaglio
Roberti, E., Turati, C., Actis-Grosso, R. (2024). Single point motion kinematics convey emotional signals in children and adults. PLOS ONE, 19(4) [10.1371/journal.pone.0301896]. Dettaglio
Basset, G., Quadrelli, E., Mermier, J., Bulf, H., Turati, C. (2023). Infants’ neural processing of emotional faces is affected by ostracism.. In Program booklet with all abstracts (pp.16-16). Dettaglio