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Social Experiences of Young Adolescents
NIMH F32 MH131269 - PI Alicia Vallorani; Sponsor Dr. Elizabeth Redcay
Young adolescents engaged in a battery of socioemotional tasks in and out of the scanner (fMRI). The also engaged in a social interaction while mobile-eyetracking data were collected. Data were collected as a part of a parent grant NIMH R01 MH125370 to Elizabeth Redcay and an NIMH F31 MH127781 to Kathryn McNaughton.
Papers Under Review
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Behavioral Foundations of Friendship (BFFs)
NIMH F31 MH121035 - PI Alicia Vallorani; Sponsor Dr. Koraly Pérez-Edgar
For this study, young adult friends engaged in a social interaction designed to elicit positive and negative affect while mobile eye-tracking data were collected. The mobile eye-tracker collected both eye-tracking metrics as well as each participants worldview. Participants then "re-lived" the social interaction by watching moments from both their, and their friend's, perspective while fMRI data are collected.
Papers Under Review
Lytle, M. N., Vallorani, A., Rocha-Hidalgo, J., Reis, D., Gunther, K. E., Perlman, S. B., & Pérez-Edgar, K. (under review). Automated processing of mobile eye-tracking across contexts: Accessible methods for implementing a pre-trained computer vision model.