Articles and Interviews
TV & Radio
- Podcast on the research of Prof Dr Natalie Boll-Avetisyan on the acquisition of multiple languages in Ghana
- Podcast on the research of Prof Dr Natalie Boll-Avetisyan on the acquisition of multiple languages in Ghana
- Scientific documentary with developmental psychologist Prof Dr. Birgit Elsner and participants in the BabyLAB on the topic of personality development
- Radio feature about the steps of language acquisition with Prof. Dr. Barbara Höhle
- Audio feature about the research at the BabyLAB of the University of Potsdam with, amonst others, interview of Prof. Dr. Birgit Elsner and lab coordinator Tom Fritzsche
- Prof. Birgit Elsner on imitiation behaviour in children including scenes from an imitation study with BabyLAB researcher Christiane Patzwald (the BabyLAB sequence starts after about 13 minutes)
- Interview with Prof. Birgit Elsner on the putative relation between income of the parents and children's IQ
- Dr. Natalie Boll-Avetisyan explains language acquisition across different languages
- Documents investigations in the babylab as well as language therapy with an aphasic woman at the University of Potsdam
- Interview with Prof. Barbara Höhle on language acquisition
- Documentary about people with aphasia, the importance of language and current issues in neurolinguistic research, the BabyLAB is also presented with a nice demonstration of the headturn preference procedure (HPP)
Newspapers & Magazines
- Prof. Birgit Elsner about babies' smiling
- Series on children's development in each month during the first year of life in collaboration with Prof. Birgit Elsner
- Prof. Birgit Elsner on the imitative behavior of toddlers
- Prof. Barbara Höhle on the first steps in language acquisition (p. 69f)
- About the controversial relation between crawling and development
- Prof. Birgit Elsner on infants' ability to discriminate between inanimate and animate movements (p. 102)
- Prof. Birgit Elsner on a case of a pupil who ran away from home with her uncle
- Article about the mechanisms of learning in children
- Interview with Prof. Barbara Höhle on language acquisition
- Article about the BabyLAB Potsdam and the French-German project on the acquisition of linguistic rhythm
- Article presenting our research on language acquisition and cognitive development
- Research on mental abilities in infants
- Looking at how babies think at 9 months of age
- by muk Description of current studies and methods
- Article about the Long Night of the Sciences
- About the psychological and linguistic research at the BabyLAB
- Short portrayal of the language acquisition research done at the BabyLAB
- 15/03/2000, Berliner Abendblatt How babies acquire language – Two women would like to know by susch (PDF, 973 KB)Introduction to a project on early word recognition
- Description of studies investigating language acquisition using the headturn preference procedure (HPP)
Online Magazines
- Prof. Birgit Elsner on the ability of self-regulation in children and how it can be stimulated
PORTAL WISSEN – The University of Potsdam Research Magazine
- 26/06/2014 Look me in the eyes! What the pupils reveal about language acquisition by Heike Kampe (PDF, 414 KB)About new studies in the BabyLAB and the work of IDEALAB student Katalin Tamási
- 04/05/2014 Information packaging by Sophie Jäger (PDF, 100 KB)Interview with Prof. Flavia Adani and Maja Stegenwallner-Schütz who investigate in the BabyLAB how children with specific language impairment and with autism process markers of information structure
- 04/05/2014 In the long run by Sabine Sütterlin (PDF, 139 KB)Portrayal of the large-scale longitudinal study "PIER" at the Department of Psychology, which investigates developmental risk factors in childhood and adolescence
- About language acquisition research at the BabyLAB and its connection to language therapy at the ZaPP in the training of Patholinguistics students at the University of Potsdam
- 30/01/2007 Differently accented: Features that infants utilize to recognize their native language by Birgit Mangelsdorf (PDF, 371 KB)Report on a project about early language acquisition