The young infant's social perception : An interactionist perspective Traditional studies of infant social perception were designed to determine the age at which infants differentiate between people and objects, or between different facial and vocal expressions of emotions. Most investigators presented infants with « social » stimuli consisting of pictures, and more recently video displays, of faces and measured changes in infant visual attention in preference or habituation paradigms. While these studies inform us about the cognitive ability of infants to process the information provided by the experimenter, they may not represent the infant's sensitivity to adult social behaviour in a natural context for two reasons. First, the stimuli of...
This thesis studies early functioning of autistic infants, still unclear. Our developmental study of...
Sensory perception is specific to each individual. It results from the gene pool (which defines the ...
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The young infant's social perception : An interactionist perspective Traditional studies of infant ...
This paper summarizes some of the research on infant socialization conducted at the University of Mo...
Can we say « social interaction » between less than eight months old infants ? - If the infant-infan...
In theories of development, an important but controversial question is whether or not young infants...
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International audienceA recent body of research suggests infants prefer prosocial behaviours. Howeve...
Studies on Infant Neuropsychological Development extend from neurological semiology to affective and...
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a b s t r a c t In simple tests of preference, infants as young as newborns prefer faces and face-li...
This thesis studies early functioning of autistic infants, still unclear. Our developmental study of...
Sensory perception is specific to each individual. It results from the gene pool (which defines the ...
This thesis aims to study how infants actively look at different social figures: parents and strange...
The young infant's social perception : An interactionist perspective Traditional studies of infant ...
This paper summarizes some of the research on infant socialization conducted at the University of Mo...
Can we say « social interaction » between less than eight months old infants ? - If the infant-infan...
In theories of development, an important but controversial question is whether or not young infants...
This study examined 7-to-13.5-month-old middle-class Western infants’ visual orienting to third-part...
This thesis considers infant social development from the viewpoint of the perceptual and memory capa...
Summary : Mother and infant in the first year : a longitudinal study of two types of interaction. Sp...
International audienceA recent body of research suggests infants prefer prosocial behaviours. Howeve...
Studies on Infant Neuropsychological Development extend from neurological semiology to affective and...
The area of research investigated in the studies of the research papers presented in this work is tw...
In this study, we investigated relations between infants ’ understanding of intentional actions and ...
a b s t r a c t In simple tests of preference, infants as young as newborns prefer faces and face-li...
This thesis studies early functioning of autistic infants, still unclear. Our developmental study of...
Sensory perception is specific to each individual. It results from the gene pool (which defines the ...
This thesis aims to study how infants actively look at different social figures: parents and strange...