Twenty-four infants were tested monthly for gaze and point following between 9 and 15 months of age and mother-infant free play sessions were also conducted at 9, 12, and 15 months (Carpenter, Nagell, Tomasello, 1998). Using this data set, this study explored relations between maternal talk about mental states during mothers' free play with their infants and the emergence of joint visual attention in infants. Contrary to hypothesis, mothers' comments about their infants' perceptual states significantly declined after their infants began to engage in joint visual attention. Comments about other mental states did not change relative to acquisition of joint visual attention skill. We speculate that after infants begin to reliably follow gaze a...
Fifty-nine healthy infants were filmed with their mothers and with a researcher at two, four, six an...
Fifty-nine healthy infants were filmed with their mothers and with a researcher at two, four, six an...
Investigations using the face-to-face procedure have demonstrated the importance of maternal nonverb...
Twenty-four infants were tested monthly for gaze and point following between 9 and 15 months of age ...
In a prospective longitudinal study of a representative community sample (N = 264), mothers' referen...
In a prospective longitudinal study of a representative community sample (N = 264), mothers' referen...
Parents support and scaffold more mature behaviors in their infants. Recent research suggests that p...
The present study focused on maternal mind-mindedness (MM), that is, the tendency to treat an infant...
Early interactions between parents and infants are thought to be critical of later development. In p...
This experiment examined how parents' verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
This experiment examined how parents' verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
Attention sharing provides an important context for infant learning, but it is not fully understood ...
This experiment examined how parents’ verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
Attention sharing provides an important context for infant learning, but it is not fully understood ...
This experiment examined how parents' verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
Fifty-nine healthy infants were filmed with their mothers and with a researcher at two, four, six an...
Fifty-nine healthy infants were filmed with their mothers and with a researcher at two, four, six an...
Investigations using the face-to-face procedure have demonstrated the importance of maternal nonverb...
Twenty-four infants were tested monthly for gaze and point following between 9 and 15 months of age ...
In a prospective longitudinal study of a representative community sample (N = 264), mothers' referen...
In a prospective longitudinal study of a representative community sample (N = 264), mothers' referen...
Parents support and scaffold more mature behaviors in their infants. Recent research suggests that p...
The present study focused on maternal mind-mindedness (MM), that is, the tendency to treat an infant...
Early interactions between parents and infants are thought to be critical of later development. In p...
This experiment examined how parents' verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
This experiment examined how parents' verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
Attention sharing provides an important context for infant learning, but it is not fully understood ...
This experiment examined how parents’ verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
Attention sharing provides an important context for infant learning, but it is not fully understood ...
This experiment examined how parents' verbal and non-verbal behavioral cues cause infants to shift a...
Fifty-nine healthy infants were filmed with their mothers and with a researcher at two, four, six an...
Fifty-nine healthy infants were filmed with their mothers and with a researcher at two, four, six an...
Investigations using the face-to-face procedure have demonstrated the importance of maternal nonverb...