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Group for Developmental Psychophysiology

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The “Developmental Psychophysiology” group left the Laboratory of “Child Neurophysiology” and was formed on October 8, 2018 by Ph.D. Galperina E.I.

Currently, Group No. 7 employs 4 researchers (PhD), 1 graduate student and 1 student.

The main activity of the Group is the study of age-related changes in cognitive functions:

Developmental trajectory of the neurophysiological basis for speech
Individual characteristics of the cognitive sphere
Physiological basis for correctional and developmental work6+3

Research methods:


EEG\ERP – electrical activity of the brain	Oculography – Eye tracker

Collaborations:

1. Laboratory of neurocognitive technologies of the National Research Center of St. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University

2. Department of Logopathology, St. Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University

Articles

Galperina E, Kruchinina O, Chiligina Yu, Ivanov VA, Trifonov M, Rozhkov V / The dynamics of the baseline brain state vary among different subjects under the influence of cognitive tests and blood glucose levels changes / HUMP 2025 51(4) : 408-421

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Kruchinina O, Stankova E, Guillemard D, Galperina E / The Level of Passive Voice Comprehension in the 4–5 Years Old Russian Children Reflects in the ERP’s / J Evol Biochem Phys+ 2022 59(1) : 395-409

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Galperina E, Nagornova Zh, Shemyakina N, Kornev A / Psychophysiological Mechanisms of the Initial Stage of Learning to Read. Part I / Human Physiology 2022 48(2) : 194–206

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Kruchinina O, Stankova E, Galperina E, Guillemard D / Passive Voice Comprehension during Thematic-Role Assignment in Russian-Speaking Children Aged 4–6 Is Reflected in the Sensitivity of ERP to Noun Inflections / Brain Sci 2022 12 : 693

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Galperina E, Kruchinina O, Stankova E / Late Components of Event-Related Potentials Elicited by Reading Words in Children, Adolescents, and Adults / J Evol Biochem Phys+ 2022 59(1) : 395-409

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Tsaparina-Guillemard D, Tsitseroshin M, Shepovalnikov A, Galperina E / Ontogenetic Development of Neurophysiological Mechanisms Underlying Language Processing / Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry - Advances and Perspectives 2018 : 75-90

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