Emerging Cognitive Abilities in Early infancy
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ambient
Ambient Language
Animate Inanimate Distinction
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Deferred Imitation
Domain Specific Structures
domain specificity in infancy
early infancy cognitive mechanisms
epistemic triangle theory
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Facial Nerve
Fluent Speech
Headturn Preference Procedure
High Imitators
infant cognitive processes
Infant Speech Perception
infants
language
language development research
Low Spatial Frequency Information
Negative Relationship
neonatal imitation
NI
Nonsocial Objects
Numerical Identity
object
Occluded Objects
perception
Perceptual Magnet Effect
perceptual organization studies
permanence
Pure Error Variance
Semantic Morphemes
Sound Patterns
space
Spatiotemporal Criteria
Spatiotemporal Descriptors
speech
Tp
Von Hofsten
vowel
Vowel Midpoint
Vowel Space
young
Product details
- ISBN 9780805826692
- Weight: 589g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 01 Nov 2000
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Written by a group of developmental scientists, this book debates cognitive achievements in early infancy from a multidisciplinary perspective. The editors combine knowledge from different areas of infant development research to present an integrated view of the cognitive abilities emerging in early infancy. The chapters are arranged in a sequence that best conveys to the reader the line of reasoning that emerged during the development of this book. The book opens with chapters dealing with fundamental and general aspects of cognitive development, sweeps through the specific theme of language acquisition, and closes by returning to general questions concerning different representation modalities.
Mikael Heimann, Francisco Lacerda, Claes von Hofsten
