The Child Neuropsychology Research Group (CNRG) is a group of individuals who are associated with my research lab at the University of Windsor. The group includes students, faculty, and community colleagues who are engaged in research with us.
There are several lines of research conducted in my lab, most revolving around
- the neuropsychological processes that are measured by tests used in the assessment of children,
- the typical and atypical neuropsychological development and functioning of children,
- assessment and diagnosis issues related to neuropsychological assessment, and
- the neuropsychological features and adaptive implications of various developmental or childhood acquired disorders, especially learning disorders and ADHD.
Studies that do not fit neatly into any of these categories but are of interest to us have also been conducted. A perusal of our conference presentations will give you an idea of recent projects we have worked on.
On July 1, 2025, I retired from employment at the University of Windsor. As Professor Emeritus, I continue to be actively involved in research projects that are ongoing with students and colleagues associated with my lab. Although research continues in my lab, please note that I am no longer accepting as a primary supervisor graduate students for research supervision.
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