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Research project

Sonuga-Barke ESRC Impact of global early institutional deprivation during emerging adulthood

Staff

Other researchers

Professor Lucy Yardley OBE

Professorial Fellow-Research

Professor Jana Kreppner

Professor

Research interests

  • Jana's work focusses on the impact of early experience on development. She is particularly interested in the role of relationship experiences, especially caregiver-child and peer/friend relationships, in typical and atypical development. Jana studies factors that influence relationship experiences as well as the effects and correlates of such relationship experiences on children’s development. Jana uses this knowledge to inform the development of relationship-based interventions to promote children and young people’s wellbeing. Her research has been funded by the ESRC, NIHR, the Waterloo Foundation and the Welcome Trust. Jana's research uses both quantitative and qualitative methods. She has extensive experience conducting longitudinal research across childhood, adolescence and young adulthood. Jana is currently involved in a range of interdisciplinary collaborations which span Psychiatry, Paediatric Neurology, Psychology, Education, Social Work, Public Policy, and Law.

Research outputs

Lucia Reyes,
Julia Jaekel,
Michael Rutter,
Dieter Wolke,
& Edmund Sonuga-Barke
, 2020 , Development and Psychopathology , 32 (4) , 1524--1533
Type: article
Sagari Sarkar,
Nuria Mackes,
Graeme F Fairchild,
Mitul A. Mehta,
Michael Rutter,
& Edmund Sonuga-Barke
, 2020 , Psychological Medicine , 0 , 1--10
Type: article
Edmund Sonuga-Barke,
Mark Kennedy,
Nicola Knights,
Robert Kumsta,
Barbara Maughan,
Thomas G. O'Connor,
& Wolff Schlotz
, 2019 , Development and Psychopathology , 32 (2) , 631--640
Type: article
Nuria K. Mackes,
Owen G. O'Daly,
Sagari Sarkar,
Edmund J.S. Sonuga-Barke,
Graeme Fairchild,
& Mitul A. Mehta
, 2018 , NeuroImage , 178 , 677--686
Type: article
Mark Kennedy,
Nicola H. Knights,
Robert Kumsta,
Barabara Maughan,
Jonathan Hill,
Michael Rutter,
Wolff Schlotz,
& Edmund Sonuga-Barke
, 2017 , The British Journal of Psychiatry , 211 (5) , 289--295
Type: article
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