<p>During the habituation phase, the toddlers were shown two movies in semi-random order, with the same movie not occurring on more than 3 consecutive trials. After their looking time reached the habituation criterion, the test phase began, in which the toddlers were shown 4 movies. The 2 presentation patterns in the test phase differed depending on the baseline condition.</p
Object A [left] served as the habituation stimulus for half of the infants and Object B [right] serv...
<p>A: Example of an experimental valid trial of the categorically (CAT) different condition with its...
<p>Before the presentation of each picture a white cross was shown on the screen for 4 seconds, foll...
<p>A. Example of stimuli in the habituation phase where infants are habituated to either increasing ...
<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences...
<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences...
<p>“IDS” indicates infant-directed speech and “ADS” indicates formal adult-directed speech. All todd...
<p>Infants are presented with two blocks of trials presenting either increasing or decreasing numeri...
<p>The overall paradigm sequence shown on the left side was the same for all three paradigms. The ri...
<p>The expression is fearful; the target appears on the incongruent side. At the beginning of each t...
<p>Each infant saw all four trials, featuring stimuli from one of two stimulus sets.</p
<p>Top row: Still images of rotating objects shown during habituation. Infants were habituated to on...
Panel (A) shows the experimental design. During the Baseline phase, toddlers were tasked with findin...
This study examines serial habituation in a sample of 54 infants aged 2, 3, and 4 months to determin...
Although most past work on the understanding and control of behavior has concentrated on stimuli and...
Object A [left] served as the habituation stimulus for half of the infants and Object B [right] serv...
<p>A: Example of an experimental valid trial of the categorically (CAT) different condition with its...
<p>Before the presentation of each picture a white cross was shown on the screen for 4 seconds, foll...
<p>A. Example of stimuli in the habituation phase where infants are habituated to either increasing ...
<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences...
<p>During habituation infants are presented with either increasing or decreasing numerical sequences...
<p>“IDS” indicates infant-directed speech and “ADS” indicates formal adult-directed speech. All todd...
<p>Infants are presented with two blocks of trials presenting either increasing or decreasing numeri...
<p>The overall paradigm sequence shown on the left side was the same for all three paradigms. The ri...
<p>The expression is fearful; the target appears on the incongruent side. At the beginning of each t...
<p>Each infant saw all four trials, featuring stimuli from one of two stimulus sets.</p
<p>Top row: Still images of rotating objects shown during habituation. Infants were habituated to on...
Panel (A) shows the experimental design. During the Baseline phase, toddlers were tasked with findin...
This study examines serial habituation in a sample of 54 infants aged 2, 3, and 4 months to determin...
Although most past work on the understanding and control of behavior has concentrated on stimuli and...
Object A [left] served as the habituation stimulus for half of the infants and Object B [right] serv...
<p>A: Example of an experimental valid trial of the categorically (CAT) different condition with its...
<p>Before the presentation of each picture a white cross was shown on the screen for 4 seconds, foll...