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Assistant Psychology Researcher
Job Description
The researcher will be involved in a range of activities, including:
- Assessment of preschool and school age children with and without autism spectrum disorder using standardised psychometric and clinical instruments. - Videotaping and scoring videotapes of observational assessments.
- Scoring standardised tests from manuals.
- Preparation of reports and summaries of assessments for parents.
- Liaison with schools and parents, via telephone and written correspondence.
- Sending pre-assessment questions to families and collating on return.
- Literature searches via computer-based and library resources.
- Entry of data into a database.
- Statistical analysis and preparation of written summary of results.
The researcher will be supervised by Prof. Tony Charman and his team of post-doctoral and post-graduate research fellows/assistants and PhD students.
Qualifications
The researcher must have experience with all of the above in an Autism research lab.
Skills
The researcher must have experience with all of the above in an Autism research lab.
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