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Carmel Brough

Carmel Brough is a Research Assistant for the Centre for Neuroscience in Education. She is currently working on the BabyRhythm Project.  

Biography

Carmel completed her BSc in Psychology at the University of Bath and her MSc in Applied Neuropsychology at the University of Bristol. During her undergraduate degree, she conducted a placement year at the Brain and Early Experiences (BEE) Lab at Boston University where she worked as a Lab Manager. Here, she assisted with data collection for the Infant Coping and Development project which investigated hormonal stress changes in 1 year old infants in relation to mild challenges.  

Other Professional Activities

As part of her BSc placement year, Carmel presented a poster at the Eastern Psychological Association Conference in 2019 titled “Maternal Stress and Hostility Relate to Child Pro-Social Behaviour at 3.5 years”. This utilised data from the BEE Lab at Boston University.  

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