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"The program is great for those who are looking to be involved in research" Caroline Adolfsson already had a double degree in Criminal justice and psychology, but discovered that she didn´t want to work with law, and longed back to psychology.– I have now finished my first year of the master program in Psychology and I feel happy with my choice. – The master program is quite new and it is wonderfu
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During 2019-2020, Lund University will start using the Canvas learning platform. Canvas is a modern and user-friendly platform that gives students, doctoral students, teaching staff and administrators the opportunity to build an attractive and accessible digital learning environment at Lund University. Canvas is used today by more than 3,000 universities and institutions around the world. At the D
Undergraduate and graduate students The International Committee at the Department of Psychology has decided upon guidelines in order to create conditions for mutual and beneficial research collaborations between incoming research trainees and principal researchers.When you, as a researcher, are contacted by students who wish to participate in a research internship project you should always ask for
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The Department of Psychology's website is intended to facilitate prospective students to make informed study choices and promote the recruitment of qualified staff and to promote an exchange between research and society. About this website - Lund University Availability We strive to make the site accessible and useful to as many people as possible. As part of this, we use Funka's services to ensur
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Children’s development of attachment security and socioemotional adjustment when they grow up with shared residence Increasing numbers of children grow up with joint physical custody and shared residence (växelvis boende) between parents’ homes after parental separation. Swedish and international studies of school children and adolescents with shared residence are encouraging regarding their p
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/research/developmental-psychology/evidence-over-conviction/background - 2025-07-03
We assess the role of the child’s attachment to each of its caregivers, while controlling for parental mental health and other parental characteristics already before the child’s birth. The first phase of the project extends from 3 months before, to 1000 days (approximately 3 years) after the child’s birth, and consists of two studies: large cohort study of parenting and family development (10 000
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/research/developmental-psychology/evidence-over-conviction/about-project - 2025-07-03
Global media The paper “Symptoms of depression in Swedish fathers in the postnatal period and development of a screening tool” (Psouni et al., 2017) received massive global attention in the media. The findings were reported in more than 2200 scientific and popular media websites within the first two weeks after the paper was published, in over 25 languages. Some examples.. Time Magazine: http://ti
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/research/developmental-psychology/evidence-over-conviction/media - 2025-07-03
Research GroupElia Psouni, PI and head of the Skåne center (licensed psychologist, professor of Developmental Psychology, and chair of the Developmental Psychology-division at Lund University). Psouni has expertise on child and family development with focus on attachment, socioemotional competence, and psychological resilience, considering the child's entire network of caregivers. Psouni combines
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/research/developmental-psychology/evidence-over-conviction/research-group - 2025-07-03
About Evidence over conviction We assess the role of the child’s attachment to each of its caregivers, while controlling for parental mental health and other parental characteristics already before the child’s birth. Background Children's development of attachment security and socioemotional adjustment when they grow up with shared residence. Previous Next Play Pause About Evidence over conviction
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/research/developmental-psychology/evidence-over-conviction - 2025-07-03
Here you will find a variety of tools for working online. Canvas has help sections on how to transition to online education. Go online (CoVid-19) – Canvas Teaching online There are a number of different tools for teaching online. Record your lecture in advance with the help of Studio in Canvas Lecture live with eMöte Lecture via Zoom, where you share the presentation or screen for the students in
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Below some helpful tips to consider when working in a digital environment. If you have headsets / headphones - feel free to use them as you hear and are heard better. Regardless if you´re using headphones or mobile / computer: Test the sound related to what you hear (the speaker) and what you say (the microphone). If possible, do it well in advance of a meeting. When connecting to a meeting, ha
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A RESEARCH PROJECT ON YOUTH’S PERCEPTION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY The project ”Sure you can code!” investigated gender differences in middle school students ability beliefs and interest in programming. In three publications, we describe how gender differences in ability belief and interest in programming develop, how they relate to gender stereotypes, and how societal interventions such as school ed
Here are our ongoing studies! Studies on parent-child relationships and attachment development with joint parental custodyHow does attachment develop when very young children who grow up with joint parental custody (JPC) and alternating between both parents’ homes? Research shows that children in JPC who share their time between the two parental homes seem to be able to develop secure attachment r
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/research/developmental-psychology/evidence-over-conviction/ongoing-studies - 2025-07-03
COVID19 presents new and unforeseen challenges in family life, and an important aspect is how parents cooperate and communicate with each other. Is your parenting and well-being affected by COVID19-everyday life? Let us know by participating in a study! Evidence over Conviction is a large project that focuses on the children's development of emotional security in various family forms and upbringin
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/parenting-pandemic-let-us-know-how-you-are-doing - 2025-07-03
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On August 19th we received news that Professor Magnus Lindgren suddenly had passed away. Magnus was for many years responsible for our PhD-program and was currently the Department’s representative in the Research Board of The Faculty of Social Sciences. Magnus was also involved in the Linneaeus center: Thinking in Time, Cognition, Communication and Learning (CCL).The sudden loss of Magnus has left
https://www.psy.lu.se/en/our-colleague-magnus-lindgren-has-passed-away - 2025-07-03
How does attachment develop when very young children who grow up with joint parental custody (JPC) and alternating between both parents’ homes? Research shows that children in JPC who share their time between the two parental homes seem to be able to develop secure attachment relationships to both their parents. Our studies are therefore not about how a certain family form may be linked to insecur
The quality of the relationship between caregivers and the young child is of great importance for the child's development. When the child starts preschool, the family and preschool contexts are connected for the first time. Since preschool staff can become an important caregiver for the child, it is essential to build a close relationship with the child. The first weeks of transition to preschool
