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Research and Teaching by Tricia Striano. Infancy, childhood, neuroscience. I have updated the syllabus to reflect Wed 20th as Monday schedule. In other words, there is no class or assignments this week. However, feel free to catch up with your class or think about your final project! Posted by Tricia Striano. On February 18, 2013. In Cognitive Development Class NOTES. Background Tricia Striano, Ph. New York, NY 10017.
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