Emotional reactions to unfamiliar objects and sensorimotor causality in infants The aim of the present study was to examine the relation between the development of sensorimotor causality and infants' emotional reactions to unfamiliar objects. Twenty-seven infants participated in five experimental sessions between the ages of 6 and 18 months. At each session, infants' visual fixations towards the objects were measured and their facial expressions of emotions were coded using max (Izard, 1983). In order to assess the development of sensorimotor causality, infants were also presented with a variety of cognitive tasks. A significant increase was observed in the duration of facial expressions of interest and of visual fixations towards the obje...
Infants’ visual processing of emotion undergoes significant development across the first year of life,...
Item does not contain fulltextIn two experiments, it was investigated how preverbal infants perceive...
There is a large body of work demonstrating that infants are sensitive to the distinction between hu...
Emotional reactions to unfamiliar objects and sensorimotor causality in infants The aim of the pres...
It has been reported that young infants recognise and discriminate human emotional ex pressions. ...
Four studies investigated whether and when infants connect information about an actor's affect ...
Actions can convey information about the affective state of an actor. By the end of the first year, ...
Actions can convey information about the affective state of an actor. By the end of the first year, ...
Contains fulltext : 90419.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)This study exa...
Research has shown that infants perceive causality beginning at the age of 6 months. However, a rece...
grantor: University of TorontoThe purpose of this study was to examine developing emotion ...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>This series of studies aims to examine the ways in w...
Eye gaze is an important social cue which is used to determine another person’s focus of attention a...
This study examined the developing object knowledge of infants through their visual anticipation of ...
Through social referencing, infants are able to use others’ emotions to guide their behavior during ...
Infants’ visual processing of emotion undergoes significant development across the first year of life,...
Item does not contain fulltextIn two experiments, it was investigated how preverbal infants perceive...
There is a large body of work demonstrating that infants are sensitive to the distinction between hu...
Emotional reactions to unfamiliar objects and sensorimotor causality in infants The aim of the pres...
It has been reported that young infants recognise and discriminate human emotional ex pressions. ...
Four studies investigated whether and when infants connect information about an actor's affect ...
Actions can convey information about the affective state of an actor. By the end of the first year, ...
Actions can convey information about the affective state of an actor. By the end of the first year, ...
Contains fulltext : 90419.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)This study exa...
Research has shown that infants perceive causality beginning at the age of 6 months. However, a rece...
grantor: University of TorontoThe purpose of this study was to examine developing emotion ...
<p>Abstract copyright data collection owner.</p>This series of studies aims to examine the ways in w...
Eye gaze is an important social cue which is used to determine another person’s focus of attention a...
This study examined the developing object knowledge of infants through their visual anticipation of ...
Through social referencing, infants are able to use others’ emotions to guide their behavior during ...
Infants’ visual processing of emotion undergoes significant development across the first year of life,...
Item does not contain fulltextIn two experiments, it was investigated how preverbal infants perceive...
There is a large body of work demonstrating that infants are sensitive to the distinction between hu...