authors:- Bremner, J. Gavin, 1949-
- Slater, Alan
subjects:- Infants -- Development
- Child development.
publishers:ISBN:- 0631233385 (pbk.)
- 0631233377 (hbk)
- 9780631233381
notes:- Includes bibliographies and index.
- Foreword By Gavin Bremner (Lancaster University) & Alan Slater (University of Exeter). Part I: Development of Perception and Action: 1. A Dynamical Systems Perspective On Infant Action And Its Development: Eugene C. Goldfield (Harvard University) & Peter H. Wolff (Harvard University). 2. A Developmental Perspective On Visual Proprioception: David I. Anderson (San Francisco State University), Joseph J. Campos (University of California, Berkeley) & Marianne A. Barbu-Roth (EPHE, Paris). 3. From Direct Perception To The Primacy Of Action: A Closer Look At James Gibson's Ecological Approach To Psychology: Alan Costall (University of Portsmouth). 4. The Development Of Perception In A Multimodal Environment: Lorraine E. Bahrick (Florida International University). 5. Neuroscience Perspectives On Infant Development: Mark H. Johnson (Birkbeck College), & Annette Karmiloff-Smith (University College London). Part II: Cognitive Development: 6. The Case For Developmental Cognitive Science: Theories Of People And Things: Andrew N. Meltzoff (University of Washington, Seattle). 7. Theories Of Development Of The Object Concept: Scott Johnson (New York University). 8. Remembering Infancy: Accessing Our Earliest Experiences: Alan Fogel (University of Utah). Part III: Social Development & Communication: 9. Maternal Sensitivity Is More Important Than Infant Temperament In Shaping The Infant-Mother Attachment Relationship: Marinus H. Van Ijzendoorn & Marian J. Bakerman-Kranenburg (Leiden University). 10. Emerging Co-Awareness: Philippe Rochat (Emory University)11. Processes Of Development In Early Communication: David Messer (South Bank University)12. Joint Visual Attention In Infancy: George Butterworth (University of Sussex)Afterword: Tribute To George Butterworth: Peter E. Bryant (University of Oxford)Name index Subject index.
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