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Daniel Paquette

Professor of psychoeducation, University of Montreal

Daniel Paquette is an ethologist and primatologist. He teaches observation techniques, parent-child attachment and evolutionary developmental psychology at the School of Psychoeducation of the University of Montreal, Canada. His research mainly focuses on the father-child relationship and the development of social competencies in preschoolers according to the sex of the children.

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Daniel Paquette / 8 April 2020

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Associate Professor of Economics and Education at Teacher’s College, Columbia University

Alex Eble

Postdoctoral researcher, University of Sydney

Fotini Vasilopoulos

Science journalist, filmmaker and editor, BBC

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