Jukka Leppänen - UTU Research Portal

Jukka Leppänen

- Professor,
Psychology (Department of Psychology and Speech-Language Pathology)

jukka.leppanen@utu.fi

+358 29 450 3493

+358 50 410 8623

Eye tracking, visual cognition, early development, individual differences

My research uses eye-tracking methods to examine elementary visual behaviors in infants and young children, particularly in situations that mimic natural dyadic (e.g., infant-parent) and triadic (i.e., infant-parent-objects) interactions. Of the many questions that are central to these topics, my current work focuses on individual differences in infant visual behavior, the origins of these differences, and their functional significance.

Developmental psychology (PSYK8119) and cognitive neuroscience (PSYK3394 & PSYK3517).

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Retraction Note: Eye tracking: empirical foundations for a minimal reporting guideline (2023)
- Behavior Research Methods
Holmqvist K, Örbom SL, Hooge ITC, Niehorster DC, Alexander RG, Andersson R, Benjamins JS, Blignaut P, Brouwer AM, Chuang LL, Dalrymple KA, Drieghe D, Dunn MJ, Ettinger U, Fiedler S, Foulsham T, van der Geest JN, Hansen DW, Hutton SB, Kasneci E, Kingstone A, Knox PC, Kok EM, Lee H, Lee JY, Leppänen JM, Macknik S, Majaranta P, Martinez-Conde S, Nuthmann A, Nyström M, Orquin JL, Otero-Millan J, Park SY, Popelka S, Proudlock F, Renkewitz F, Roorda A, Schulte-Mecklenbeck M, Sharif B, Shic F, Shovman M, Thomas MG, Venrooij W, Zemblys R, Hessels RS
Assessing infant cognition in field settings using eye-tracking: a pilot cohort trial in Sierra Leone (2022)
- BMJ Open
Leppänen Jukka M., Butcher Julius Walker, Godbout Claire, Stephenson Kevin, Hendrixson D. Taylor, Griswold Stacy, Rogers Beatrice Lorge, Webb Patrick, Koroma Aminata S., Manary Mark J.
Eye tracking based assessment of lexical processing and early lexical development in very preterm children (2022)
- Early Human Development
Ståhlberg-Forsén Eva, Latva Reija, Leppänen Jukka, Lehtonen Liisa, Stolt Suvi
Maternal stress and development of infant attention to threat-related facial expressions (2022)
- Developmental Psychobiology
Reilly Emily B, Dickerson Kelli L, Pierce Lara J, Leppänen Jukka, Valdes Viviane, Gharib Alma, Thompson Barbara L, Schlueter Lisa J, Levitt Pat, Nelson Charles A
The Stability of Early Developing Attentional Bias for Faces and Fear From 8 to 30 and 60 Months in the FinnBrain Birth Cohort Study (2022)
- Developmental Psychology
Kataja Eeva-Leena, Eskola Eeva, Pelto Juho, Korja Riikka, Paija Sasu-Petteri, Nolvi Saara, Häikiö Tuomo, Karlsson Linnea, Karlsson Harri, Leppänen Jukka M