Sandra Nyberg-Akremi

Sandra Nyberg-Akremi is a Research Fellow at Linköping University's Department of Behavioural Sciences and Learning (IBL), affiliated with the Division of Psychology (PSY). Her work focuses on child and infant development, particularly in language acquisition and early communication. She is part of the Child and Infant Lab, contributing to studies on parental influence and environmental factors shaping language skills.

Her research interests include developmental psychology, cognitive growth in toddlers, and sociolinguistic factors affecting language development. Recent studies examine correlations between parental mental state talk and toddler language abilities, as well as communication training methods for educators.

Publications span topics like early language milestones, parental mind-mindedness, and the impact of digital media on Swedish-speaking children. She collaborates with researchers such as Mikael Heimann and Mary Rudner, exploring both experimental and observational methodologies in developmental research.