Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Four leading researchers from Leipzig and Oxford present groundbreaking eye tracking studies in developmental, clinical, and educational psychology — covering infants to school-age children.
🔬 Research talks:
• Pupil dilation as an early ontogeny marker (Dr. Robert Hepach, Oxford)
• Visual processing in children with social anxiety disorder (Dr. Julian Schmitz, Leipzig)
• Pupil dilation and mental effort in bilingual children (Susanne Enke, Leipzig)
• Longitudinal gaze preferences in infancy (Dr. Gustaf Gredebäck)
🔗 Full webinar: tobii.com/resource-center/webinars/understanding-child-psychology-with-eye-tracking
#DevelopmentalPsychology #EyeTracking #ChildPsychology #Tobii #InfantResearch #EducationResearch
Four leading researchers from Leipzig and Oxford present groundbreaking eye tracking studies in developmental, clinical, and educational psychology — covering infants to school-age children.
🔬 Research talks:
• Pupil dilation as an early ontogeny marker (Dr. Robert Hepach, Oxford)
• Visual processing in children with social anxiety disorder (Dr. Julian Schmitz, Leipzig)
• Pupil dilation and mental effort in bilingual children (Susanne Enke, Leipzig)
• Longitudinal gaze preferences in infancy (Dr. Gustaf Gredebäck)
🔗 Full webinar: tobii.com/resource-center/webinars/understanding-child-psychology-with-eye-tracking
#DevelopmentalPsychology #EyeTracking #ChildPsychology #Tobii #InfantResearch #EducationResearch










