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Prof. Nurit Yirmiya

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Researcher interests: Developmental psychopathology: autism, diagnosis of autism spectrum disorders, behavior genetics, families of children with autism. Theory of mind.
FACULTY / SCHOOL: Faculty of Social Sciences
DEPARTMENT: Psychology
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Clinical Psychology (6)Developmental Psychology (3)Positive Psychology (1)

Selected Publications

annette estes, april levin, carla wall, charles nelson, daniel messinger, frederick shic, gregory young, helen tagerflusberg, jana iverson, jason wolff, judith gardner, katarzyna chawarska, kelly sheperd, klaus libertus, loriann sacrey, rebecca landa, sally ozonoff, suzanne curtin, ted hutman, wendy stone, Nurit Yirmiya
early motor abilities in infants at heightened versus low risk for asd a baby siblings research consortium bsrc study (2019)| Journal of Abnormal Psychology| Read more
ayelet harelgadassi, benjamin baroz, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, maya yaari, smadar eventovfriedman, Nurit Yirmiya
risk for asd in preterm infants a three year follow up study (2018)| Autism Research and Treatment| Read more
ayelet harelgadassi, benjamin baroz, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, maya yaari, smadar eventovfriedman, Nurit Yirmiya
developmental assessment of preterm infants chronological or corrected age (2018)| Research in Developmental Disabilities| Read more
ayelet harelgadassi, benjamin baroz, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, maya yaari, natalie lisette rotzak, oren shinar, smadar eventovfriedman, Nurit Yirmiya, David Zucker
preterm infant emotion regulation during the still face interaction (2018)| Infant Behavior & Development| Read more
ayelet harel gadassi, benjamin baroz, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, maya yaari, nimrod maniv, smadar eventovfriedman, Nurit Yirmiya, David Zucker
early developmental trajectories of preterm infants (2017)| Research in Developmental Disabilities| Read more
ayelet harelgadassi, benjamin baroz, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, inbal millo, maya yaari, smadar eventovfriedman, Nurit Yirmiya
maternal resolution of preterm birth from 1 to 18 months (2017)| Attachment & Human Development| Read more
ayelet harelgadassi, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, feldstein, maya yaari, richard ebstein, Nurit Yirmiya
response to letter to editor on social impairments among children perinatally exposed to oxytocin or oxytocin receptor antagonist (2017)| Early Human Development| Read more
ayelet harelgadassi, David Mankuta, edwa friedlander, maya yaari, ohad feldstein, richard ebstein, Nurit Yirmiya
social impairments among children perinatally exposed to oxytocin or oxytocin receptor antagonist (2017)| Early Human Development| Read more
anett kaale, anneli kylliainen, astrid vicente, bernadette roge, bonnie auyeung, emily jones, erica salomone, ewa pisula, fabio apicella, frederique bonnetbrilhault, greg pasco, inbal millo, ines conceicao, jeremy lefortbesnard, joelle malvy, katarzyna kapica, kenneth larsen, kim davies, marie gomot, marija raleva, natasha chericoni, natercia miranda, przemyslaw tomalski, rafal kawa, ricardo canalbedia, sara manso dios, silvana markovskasimoska, stepanka beranova, sue fletcherwatson, synnve schjolberg, teresa farroni, tony charman, Nurit Yirmiya
attitudes of the autism community to early autism research (2017)| Autism| Read more
alice carter, celine saulnier, charles nelson, daniel messinger, emily jones, gregory young, helen tagerflusberg, irva hertzpicciotto, jana iverson, jessica brian, karen dobkins, katarzyna chawarska, leslie carver, lonnie zwaigenbaum, mayada elsabbagh, rebecca landa, sally ozonoff, sara jane webb, stelios georgiades, suzanne curtin, suzanne macari, ted hutman, tony charman, wendy stone, Nurit Yirmiya
non asd outcomes at 36 months in siblings at familial risk for autism spectrum disorder asd a baby siblings research consortium bsrc study (2017)| Autism Research| Read more
Elad Lerer, Roni Granot, Idan Shalev, Salomon Israel, Nurit Yirmiya
Molecular genetic studies of the arginine vasopressin 1a receptor (AVPR1a) and the oxytocin receptor (OXTR) in human behaviour: from autism to altruism with some notes in between (2008)| ScienceDirect | Read more

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