lisa golds

@lisagolds.bsky.social

Innovation Fellow at University of Edinburgh. Perinatal mental health / Intergenerational mental health Exploring the relationships between caregiver social determinants of mental health, technology use, and parent-infant early relational health she/her

Our latest paper found a number of risk factors for mother-infant responsiveness. Mitigating these cumulative risks and preventing reduced mother-infant responsiveness through adequate resources, education, and tailored support is crucial in the First 1001 days. #Technoference #First1001Days

International Congress of Infant Studies@infantstudies.bsky.social · last yr.

- @lisagolds.bsky.social @karri-g-smith.bsky.social et al. (2025) studied 📱use on mum-infant r/s: infant social-emo'l devt, birth parity, appraisal support for mums & maternal 📱use during critical parenting periods predicted mother-infant responsiveness #infancypapers doi.org/10.1111/infa...

🔍 We are looking for parents to join us at the University of Edinburgh for an exciting new research project! Can you help us design resources to support parents with effective smartphone use habits? To find out more, and to join us for this hands-on and innovative project: tinyurl.com/yy2mvd45

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📣 We are recruiting for a new study! 📣 We want to talk to first time parents in the UK with babies aged under 12 months old about their experiences of using their phones while parenting. The good, the bad - we want to hear it all! Join us for an online focus group: tinyurl.com/483vnewu

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After using an online survey to collect data, I realised I had been infiltrated by bots! Read this blog and find out my tips and tricks to spot them and stop them from ruining your data!

Research Bow@researchbow.bsky.social · 3y ago

👏Using an online survey for data collection? 🤖Read about @lisagolds.bsky.social experience of identifying bots in her survey and gain some helpful tips on how to spot them and prevent them from responding in your own research! 👉 blogs.ed.ac.uk/research-bow...