Creativity of Interpersonal Communication
in Infancy and Childhood
Dr. Alan Fogel, Dr. Ilse de Koeyer
Description: This study aims at investigating the changes that
occur in emotional and social communication between the ages
of 1-3 years. Mothers and their children are videotaped once
every year, in several play situations. We are studying an Anglo-American
and a Latino-American group. Therefore, Spanish-speaking research
assistants are highly desired. Research assistants are needed
for data collection (e.g., videotaping), and data entry. In
addition, we will need research assistants who can be available
for at least two semesters, to help us code "co-regulation"
or creativity of the interactions in the videotapes
Contact: E-mail Amy Li at amy.li@utah.edu,
or call us at 581-6468. Or you may stop by to see her at room
608 in the Behavioral Science building.
Infant Emotional Development using
Case Studies
Dr. Alan Fogel
Description: This study will explore how infants use their bodies
and faces to express emotion while interacting in playful situations
with their mothers. Research assistants duties will involve
assisting in developing the final stages of an observational
coding system and then applying that coding system to videotapes
of mothers interacting with their babies.
Contact: E-mail Amy Li at amy.li@utah.edu,
or call us at 581-6468. You may also stop by room 608 in the
Behavioral Science building in order to fill out an application.
Effects of Rosen Method Bodywork
on Back Pain
Dr. Alan Fogel
Description: Six adults with untreatable back pain received
16 seccions from certified Rosen Method practitioners in California.
Assessments were made both before and after treatments, as well
as self reports made daily during treatment.
Contact: E-mail Amy Li at amy.li@utah.edu,
or call us at 581-6468.
