Senanur Sandıkcı
Senanur was a final-year BSc Psychology student at Ankara University. In the Lab, she assisted on the ‘Early Life Sensitivity and Adaptation (ELSA)’ project. She was interested in examining how childhood stressors contribute to variability in later emotional, cognitive, and behavioural functioning.
Previously, Senanur worked as a Research Assistant in Hacettepe University’s Developmental Psychology Lab and at the Ankara University Department of Linguistics Eye Tracking Lab. She helped coordinate data collection and coding for projects exploring mother-child conversations and autobiographical memory development, as well as comparisons of the SNARC effect in native Turkish and Arabic speakers.
Before joining the UEL BabyDevLab, Senanur completed clinical internships at a Child and Adult Psychiatric Unit in Ankara, where she observed psychological assessments and assisted children with various developmental, cognitive, and affective disorders.
Following her BSc, Senanur planned to pursue a Master’s in Clinical Psychology.
