Emily Cartledge

Program affiliation: Clinical psychology, Lifespan development

Supervisor: Dr. Ulrich Mueller

Research interests

My key research interests are peer victimization and bullying in preschool children. My current research focuses on the relation between peer victimization and emotional competencies such as emotion regulation and emotion understanding. I am also interested in predictors of social behaviour problems in preschool bullies. Additionally, I have interests in the development of executive function and theory of mind in preschoolers.

Awards

SSHRC – Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship, 2009-2010
President's Research Scholarship, 2009-2010
HELP - UVic: REACH Early Years Master's Scholarship, 2009-2010
HELP - UVic: REACH, Recognition Award for Exemplary Research Relevant to Early Childhood, Nov 2009
University of Victoria Fellowship, 2008-2009

Representative publications and presentations

Cartledge, E.E.(2009). Understanding peer victimization in preschoolers: The role of emotional competence . Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP) – University of Victoria: Research in Early Education and Child Health (REACH) Graduate Student Research Day. Victoria, BC, Canada.