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Dr. Rebecca Pillai Riddell has made significant contributions to the field of psychology, particularly in the areas of pain and mental health. Her research has been pivotal in understanding the caregiver-child relationship and the impact of parental and child factors on early childhood pain reactivity and regulation. She has led research on the influence of these factors during routine vaccinations and has been involved in a collaborative health research project that utilizes artificial intelligence for infant pain assessment. Dr. Pillai Riddell's work has been funded by major Canadian research councils and has been recognized with several awards, including the President's Emerging Research Leadership Award from York University and the Canadian Pain Society’s Outstanding Mentorship Award. Her research has also been published extensively, contributing to the body of knowledge on the socio-behavioral dimensions of young children's pain.
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