<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences (e.g., 9-18-36 or 36-18-9), and at test all infants are shown both increasing and decreasing new numerical sequences (e.g., 4-8-16 and 16-8-4). All sequences in both habituation and test are presented from left to right.</p
This study examines serial habituation in a sample of 54 infants aged 2, 3, and 4 months to determin...
<p>Examples of the artificial stimuli used in Experiment 1B, out of a set of 1024 possible unique co...
<p>Example stimuli used in the experiment representing faces (upper row) or houses (lower row) with ...
<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences...
<p>Infants are presented with two blocks of trials presenting either increasing or decreasing numeri...
<p>A. Example of stimuli in the habituation phase where infants are habituated to either increasing ...
<p>During the habituation phase, the toddlers were shown two movies in semi-random order, with the s...
Object A [left] served as the habituation stimulus for half of the infants and Object B [right] serv...
<p>Top row: Still images of rotating objects shown during habituation. Infants were habituated to on...
<p>(a) Example of dynamic stimuli showing still from the three motion types in upright orientation. ...
<p>Example of the pre-test display trial and test trials for infants who saw the square help the cir...
<p>The expression is fearful; the target appears on the incongruent side. At the beginning of each t...
<p>A. Examples of displays used in the familiarization phase with an inverse number-brightness pairi...
<p>A. Examples of displays used in the familiarization phase with a positive number-brightness pairi...
<p>Mean looking times and s.e. (seconds) to increasing and decreasing numerical sequences presented ...
This study examines serial habituation in a sample of 54 infants aged 2, 3, and 4 months to determin...
<p>Examples of the artificial stimuli used in Experiment 1B, out of a set of 1024 possible unique co...
<p>Example stimuli used in the experiment representing faces (upper row) or houses (lower row) with ...
<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences...
<p>Infants are presented with two blocks of trials presenting either increasing or decreasing numeri...
<p>A. Example of stimuli in the habituation phase where infants are habituated to either increasing ...
<p>During the habituation phase, the toddlers were shown two movies in semi-random order, with the s...
Object A [left] served as the habituation stimulus for half of the infants and Object B [right] serv...
<p>Top row: Still images of rotating objects shown during habituation. Infants were habituated to on...
<p>(a) Example of dynamic stimuli showing still from the three motion types in upright orientation. ...
<p>Example of the pre-test display trial and test trials for infants who saw the square help the cir...
<p>The expression is fearful; the target appears on the incongruent side. At the beginning of each t...
<p>A. Examples of displays used in the familiarization phase with an inverse number-brightness pairi...
<p>A. Examples of displays used in the familiarization phase with a positive number-brightness pairi...
<p>Mean looking times and s.e. (seconds) to increasing and decreasing numerical sequences presented ...
This study examines serial habituation in a sample of 54 infants aged 2, 3, and 4 months to determin...
<p>Examples of the artificial stimuli used in Experiment 1B, out of a set of 1024 possible unique co...
<p>Example stimuli used in the experiment representing faces (upper row) or houses (lower row) with ...