Terry Kit-fong Au is affiliated with the University of Hong Kong in China and works primarily in the field of psychology, with a focus on several subfields including cognitive neuroscience, developmental and educational psychology, clinical psychology, experimental and cognitive psychology, and psychiatry and mental health.
Their research covers a range of topics mainly centered on autism spectrum disorder research, child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development, family and disability support research, as well as child nutrition and feeding issues. They also explore areas related to child development and digital technology, child and animal learning development, and face recognition and perception.
Recent peer-reviewed publications from Terry Kit-fong Au include the following:
The scientist has published multiple papers in notable venues including Autism, Cognitive Research Principles and Implications, Language Learning and Development, Developmental Psychology, and PsycTESTS Dataset.
Terry Kit-fong Au has collaborated frequently with several co-authors such as Kathy Kar-man Shum, Angel Hoe-chi Au, Rose Wong, Yongtian Cheng, and Hannah Man-yan Tse.
Terry Kit-fong Au;Leah M. Knightly;Sun-Ah Jun;Janet S. Oh
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T.K.F. Au;M. Dapretto;Y.K. Song
Janet S Oh;Sun-Ah Jun;Leah M Knightly;Terry Kit-fong Au
Terry Kit-fong Au;Mariana Glusman
Leah M. Knightly;Sun-Ah Jun;Janet S. Oh;Terry Kit-fong Au
Terry Kit-fong Au;Janet S. Oh;Leah M. Knightly;Sun-Ah Jun
Terry K. Au;Allison L. Sidle;Kristen B. Rollins
Laura F Romo;Eva S Lefkowitz;Marian Sigman;Terry K Au
Terry Kit-fong Au;Ellen M. Markman
Susan M. Bridges;Divya S. Parthasarathy;Hai Ming Wong;Cynthia K.Y. Yiu
Eva S. Lefkowitz;Laura F. Romo;Rosalie Corona;Terry Kit-fong Au
Wai-yee Lau;Charlotte Kwok-ying Chan;Johnson Ching-hong Li;Terry Kit-fong Au
Eva S. Lefkowitz;Marian Sigman;Terry Kit-fong Au
Janet S. Oh;Terry Kit-Fong Au;Sun-Ah Jun
Terry Kit-fong Au;Laura F. Romo
Terry Kit-fong Au;Denise E. Laframboise
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Janet S. Oh;Terry Kit-fong Au
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Terry Kit-fong Au;Carol K.K. Chan;Tsz-kit Chan;Mike W.L. Cheung
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