Brains in sync: assessing parent-child synchrony with EEG
2025
We aim to understand whether parents and children’s brains are in-sync using non-invasive dual-EEG. We will examine whether factors such as parent mood and whether the type of task (teaching, play) influences parent-child synchrony. We are also interested in understanding who is the follower and who is the leader.
Progress to date
Recruitment ongoing. Email keamail@aut.ac.nz or sign up via kealab.ac.nz

Research team
- Dr Mia McLean
- Dr Dion Henare