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Mark Sabbagh

@MarkSabbagh1

Queen's Psychology. Music fan. Baseball fan. Dad.

 Kingston, Ontario
queensu.ca/psychology/early-experience-lab
Joined February 2012
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Are you thinking of applying for graduate studies in Psychology? Join us at our virtual open house November 4th! Register here: queensu.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Looking forward to meeting everyone next week!! @RoisinTCDNeuro @TrinityMed1 @tcdTBSI
Dr Roisin McMackin (@RoisinTCDNeuro) profile pictureDr Roisin McMackin@RoisinTCDNeuro18 May 2023
Very excited that @MarkSabbagh1 will be visiting @tcdTBSI @TrinityMed1 thanks to the Visiting Professorships Benefaction Fund and will be giving a talk on his inspiring work on the neurophysiology of theory of mind on 25th May at 1pm - No registration needed, free to attend
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Interested in how how saying “me” or “we” changes your psychological response? Check out this op-ed style piece written by our very Dr. Susan Gelman! bigthink.com/the-well/pronou…
How saying "me" or "we" changes your psychological response — and the response of other people

How saying "me" or "we" changes your psychological response — and the response of other people

Considering the perspectives of others has important benefits for individuals and for society. There is one easy way to do it.

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Developmental psychologist @MarkSabbagh1 (@QueensChildDev) is interviewed in The Washington Post about children’s play washingtonpost.com/parenting…
Why letting your kids play alone feels like a revelation to modern parents

Why letting your kids play alone feels like a revelation to modern parents

"Sittervising" is the trendy term for the oldest parenting trick in the book. And it's important for your child's development.

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WE ARE HIRING Faculty position in Cognitive Neuroscience For information, please see: queensu.ca/psychology/news/e…
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Routine Childhood Immunization appointments are available at POH on Thursday, March 17 for: 👧Students 12 to 18 years old who are overdue for immunizations needed to attend school 👦Students who missed the meningococcal vaccine in Gr. 7. Book now! ow.ly/Oa4G50IbLWz
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Congratulations to our Fall 2021 graduating class! So many accomplishments, so many scientific discoveries! 🥳👏👊
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Thinking of graduate school in Psychology? We have outstanding programs in Clinical, Cog Neuro, Devo, and Social Psychology at at Queen’s! Come to our virtual open house Sat Nov 6 from 10:30-12:30! More info here! queensu.ca/psychology/gradua… @QueensPsyc
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Come join us!!
Queen's Psychology (@QueensPsyc) profile pictureQueen's Psychology@QueensPsyc7 Oct 2021
We are hiring! Faculty position in Cognitive Neuroscience at the rank of Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor. queensu.ca/psychology/sites/…
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Here’s a story about how @Comp_Cog (Valerie Kuhlmeier) and @MarkSabbagh1 of @QueensChildDev have been doing research and outreach with young children online during the pandemic. queensu.ca/artsci/about/in-t…
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First single from my boy's dream pop project, Fleeting Colours: Rain (feat. Mia DaCosta). On iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, etc. music.apple.com/ca/album/rai…
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So excited to share that our article assessing the longitudinal changes in teen mental health during the pandemic is out in @APA_Journals! Very grateful for the co-author dream team @GregoryRHancock, @TomHollenstein, Dale Stack & Lisa Serbin! psycnet.apa.org/record/2021-…
The mental health implications of COVID-19 for adolescents: Follow-up of a four-wave longitudinal...

The mental health implications of COVID-19 for adolescents: Follow-up of a four-wave longitudinal...

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared a pandemic due to the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). While scientists have moved quickly to study the...

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From #ChildDevelopment Journal (2021): "Multidimensional Reasoning Can Promote 3‐Year‐Old Children’s Performance on the Dimensional Change Card Sort Task," by Nicole Bardikoff and @MarkSabbagh1 from @queensu. doi.org/10.1111/cdev.13533
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Interesting piece on screen time for kids during COVID, led by lab alum, Haykaz Mangardich! theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
Beneficial Ways to Use Child Screen Time During the Pandemic and Beyond

Beneficial Ways to Use Child Screen Time During the Pandemic and Beyond

Now more than ever we need to understand how technology and screens can be used to support children’s development.

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Congratulations to Haykaz Mangardich, PhD!!!! Great job today Haykaz!! So proud of you!! @QueensChildDev @QueensPsyc
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terrific new work from @MMorningstarPhD!! @QueensChildDev, @QueensPsyc
Michele Morningstar (@profmorningstar) profile pictureMichele Morningstar@profmorningstar17 Nov 2020
Our newest paper is out! 📣 Our findings suggest that the maturation of vocal #emotionrecognition skills and associated neural responses follow a more protracted developmental trajectory than the same skill with emotional faces. Free eprint: ow.ly/2J3k50ClDiX
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Out today in Psych Science: Andrew Young and I introduce a measure of children's cognitive reflection and show that it predicts science and math understanding independent of children's age, executive function, and rational thinking. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs…
Children’s Cognitive Reflection Predicts Conceptual Understanding in Science and Mathematics -...

Children’s Cognitive Reflection Predicts Conceptual Understanding in Science and Mathematics -...

The Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT) is a widely used measure of adults’ propensity to engage in reflective analytic thought. The CRT is strongly predictive of m...

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Students who work with me: yeah, this checks out
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The PhD advisor-advisee relationship vm.tiktok.com/JFDJDT9/
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So grateful to have had @profwendycraig leading our department for the last 5 years. Thanks for everything, Wendy!!
Queen's Psychology (@QueensPsyc) profile pictureQueen's Psychology@QueensPsyc30 Jun 2020
Huge thanks to @profwendycraig for her service as Head @QueensPsyc for the past 5 years! It’s been a great time of growth and positive change. The last few months of her term have had unexpected challenges, but we are weathering the storms thanks to her tireless leadership!
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Seven factors have been shown to contribute to racist thought in America.

What makes a racist?

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