Research on the development of human infants has revealed remarkable capacities in recent years. This work reviews a number of issues in early human development.
Research on the development of human infants has revealed remarkable capacities in recent years. This work reviews a number of issues in early human development.
George Butterworth University of Sussex, Francesca Simion
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: The Visual System in Early Development. J. Atkinson The "Where and What" or "Who and How" of Visual Development. R.O. Gilmore M.H. Johnson Learning What is Where: Oculomotor Contributions to the Development of Spatial Cognition. C. von Hofsten K. Rosander The Establishment of Gaze Control in Early Infancy. Part II: Face Perception: Psychological and Neurological Models. I.W.R. Bushnell The Origins of Face Perception. F. Simion E. Valenza C. Umiltà Mechanisms Underlying Face Preference at Birth. S. de Schonen J. Mancini F. Leigeois About Functional Cortical Specialization: The Development of Face Recognition. A. Slater S.P. Johnson Visual Sensory and Perceptual Abilities of the Newborn: Beyond the Blooming Buzzing Confusion. Part III: Perception Action and Communication. O. Maratos Neonatal Early and Later Imitation: Same Order Phenomena? J. Bertoncini Initial Capacities for Speech Processing: Infants' Attention to Prosodic Cues to Segmentation. G. Butterworth What is Special About Pointing in Babies? B. Hopkins L. Rönnquist Human Handedness: Developmental and Evolutionary Perspectives. Part IV: Perception and Cognition. G. Bremner From Perception to Action: The Early Development of Knowledge. H. Bloch Sensory-Motor Coordinations: Their Relation to Cognition. L.B. Cohen An Information-Processing Approach to Infant Perception and Cognition. M.H. Bornstein Stability in Mental Development from Early Life: Methods
Part I: The Visual System in Early Development. J. Atkinson The "Where and What" or "Who and How" of Visual Development. R.O. Gilmore M.H. Johnson Learning What is Where: Oculomotor Contributions to the Development of Spatial Cognition. C. von Hofsten K. Rosander The Establishment of Gaze Control in Early Infancy. Part II: Face Perception: Psychological and Neurological Models. I.W.R. Bushnell The Origins of Face Perception. F. Simion E. Valenza C. Umiltà Mechanisms Underlying Face Preference at Birth. S. de Schonen J. Mancini F. Leigeois About Functional Cortical Specialization: The Development of Face Recognition. A. Slater S.P. Johnson Visual Sensory and Perceptual Abilities of the Newborn: Beyond the Blooming Buzzing Confusion. Part III: Perception Action and Communication. O. Maratos Neonatal Early and Later Imitation: Same Order Phenomena? J. Bertoncini Initial Capacities for Speech Processing: Infants' Attention to Prosodic Cues to Segmentation. G. Butterworth What is Special About Pointing in Babies? B. Hopkins L. Rönnquist Human Handedness: Developmental and Evolutionary Perspectives. Part IV: Perception and Cognition. G. Bremner From Perception to Action: The Early Development of Knowledge. H. Bloch Sensory-Motor Coordinations: Their Relation to Cognition. L.B. Cohen An Information-Processing Approach to Infant Perception and Cognition. M.H. Bornstein Stability in Mental Development from Early Life: Methods
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