Gustaf Gredebäck

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Virtual Reality

Top Venues

Child development

Royal Society open science

European child & adolescent psychiatry

Developmental psychology

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Publications

Anton Gerbrand, Gustaf Gredebäck, Marcus Lindskog
Recognition of small numbers in subset knowers Cardinal knowledge in early childhood. Royal Society open science 10 (10) (2023)
Umay Sen, Gustaf Gredebäck
Methodological considerations for more robust and reliable developmental science: How historical conventions bias behavioral measurements. Child development (2023)
Gustaf Gredebäck, Marcus Lindskog, Jonathan Hall
EXPRESS: Poor maternal mental health is associated with a low degree of proactive control in refugee children. Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006) (2023)
Kirsi Peltonen, Gustaf Gredebäck, Seth D Pollak, Marcus Lindskog, Jonathan Hall
The role of maternal trauma and discipline types in emotional processing among Syrian refugee children. European child & adolescent psychiatry (2022)
Hsing-Fen Tu, Marcus Lindskog, Gustaf Gredebäck
Attentional control is a stable construct in infancy but not steadily linked with self-regulatory functions in toddlerhood. Developmental psychology 58 (7) (2022)
Linda van den Berg, Klaus Libertus, Pär Nyström, Janna M Gottwald, Victoria Licht, Gustaf Gredebäck
A Pre-registered sticky mittens study: active training does not increase reaching and grasping in a swedish context. Child development 93 (6) (2022)
Umay Sen, Gustaf Gredebäck
Methodological integrity assessment in the mobile paradigm literature: A lesson for understanding opportunistic use of researcher degrees of freedom in psychology. Child development (2022)
Gustaf Gredebäck, Sara Haas, Jonathan Hall, Seth Pollak, Dogukan Cansin Karakus, Marcus Lindskog
Social cognition in refugee children: an experimental cross-sectional study of emotional processing with Syrian families in Turkish communities. Royal Society open science 8 (8) (2021)