The
University of Guelph’s CDRU is a research laboratory that studies critical
developmental issues related to child health; especially safety and injury
prevention, which arise from infancy to about 12 years of age. As the director
of the CDRU, Dr. Morrongiello has become a top contributor to the field of
Developmental Psychology by designing innovative research and intervention
projects that have been shown to improve safety knowledge, and reduce
unintentional injuries for children. The CDRU comprises students of all levels:
PhD; Masters; Undergraduate thesis students, interns, and volunteers; as well
as several full-time staff members.
There
are many ways that the research projects of the CDRU can address key factors
about current safety issues. Studies may involve phone surveys, mail
questionnaires, in-person visits to our lab on campus, or lab members visiting
the homes of our research participants. Some studies focus on children, others
on parents, and some involve the entire family. If you would like to be
involved in our research please give us a call at (519)-767-5033 or visit our
website at http://cdru.psychology.uoguelph.ca/cdru.
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