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Th01 |
Symposium |
Chair: Bennett I. Bertenthal |
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When
do actions become intentional?
Early
development of goal-directed actions
Infants’
developing sensitivity to the intentional structure of action
Infants’
ability to perceive the structure that actors produce
Discussant: Richard N. Aslin
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Th02 |
Symposium |
Chair: Jane B. Childers |
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Eating
houseplants and biting horses ... Typicality effects in early verb learning Toddlers
use of verbs as cues to an actor’s intentions Syntactic
flexibility is revealed in children’s first verb uses: Evidence from a
cross-sectional diary study Early
nouns and verbs acquired by Ngas infants in Nigeria Discussant: Kathyrn Hirsh-Pasek
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Th03 |
Symposium
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Chair: Terri L. Lewis |
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Neural
limitations on visual development in primates
Perceptual
organization at birth
Mechanisms
of visual form processing in 4- to 5-month-old infants
Discussant: Terri L. Lewis
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Th04 |
Symposium |
Chair: Gerald Mahoney |
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Comparison
of the effects of responsive teaching on young children with autism/PDD and
children with other disabilities Supporting
the infant-mother relationship from the NICU through the first year of early
intervention services A
long term follow-up of the effects of the Hannen programs on toddlers with
significant language delays Discussant: Rosemary Tannock
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Poster
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12:30 - 2:20 |
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Th05 1
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Kicking and Movement Effects
of a motor skill intervention on infants exposed to deprived environmental
conditions
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Th06 7 8 |
Face and Person Perception Face processing in infancy: Evidence of
sensitivity to second-order relational information
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Social Interaction Mutual gaze between mother and infant chimpanzees: The view across cultures Kim A. Bard, Masako Myowa-Yamakoshi, Josie Quinn, Masako Tomonaga, Tetsuro Matsuzawa The effect of maternal unresponsiveness on qualities of smiles in three groups of 6month-old infants Samantha L. Batten, Dale M. Stack, Nadine Girouard A longitudinal study of dyadic and triadic interaction at 6 and 12 months of age Barbara D’Entremont, Nalini Iype A typology of maternal caregiving behavior Laurie A. Van Egeren, Marguerite S. Barratt, Mary A. Roach An examination of the role of cognitive readiness and self-efficacy in parenting stress and coping Ellen Leen, Katherine Karraker To have and to hold: A cross-cultural look at caregivers’ practices of touch and the effect on infant development. Grace Lappin, Claudia V. Schrader Universals and cultural specifics in mother-infant interaction Maya Gratier Violation of infant expectation for an adult’s voice during face-to-face interaction Anjanie Mccarthy, Christine Hains, Sylvia Hains, Michelle Patterson, Darwin Muir Frame analysis of early mother-infant communication Michael J. Stroud, Andréa P.F. Pantoja, Mie Kito
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Mechanisms of Word Learning Learning language from passive listening environments Rochelle S. Newman, Rebecca J. Ribar Do words and melodies facilitate infants’ heart rate and looking responses in an object categorization task? Marie T. Balaban, Sandra R. Waxman Word learning is ‘smart’: Evidence that conceptual knowledge affects preschoolers’ extension of novel words Amy E. Booth, Sandra Waxman Young children’s use of referential cues to learn proper names and count nouns D. Geoffrey Hall, Julie Bélanger Mutual exclusivity and taxonomic bias operate simultaneously in preschoolers word learning Hiraku Ishida, Daisuke Kosugi, Shoji Itakura Young children’s assumptions about a speaker’s knowledge of words influence their avoidance of lexical overlap Gil Diesendruck Word learning in speech and singing contexts Sandra E. Trehub, Takayuki Nakata, Navneet Dhami
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Emotions and Emotional Development Facial actions associated with adult perceptions of increased emotional intensity: Preliminary evidence Laura H. Bolzani, Daniel S. Messinger, Danielle Sanders, Harriet Oster Correlates of socially based emotions and behavior in Ugandan orphans Priscilla Coleman, Ashley Nielsen Listening and looking: Comparing borderline mothers’ and infants’ vocal and emotional expressions Gisele Danon, Maya Gratier, Rozenn Graignic, Ouriel Rosenblum, Caroline Heroux, Annick LeNestour Frozen frenzy: Face-to-face interactions of borderline mothers and their three-month-old infants Gisele Danon, Ouriel Rosenblum, Rozenn Graignic, Maya Gratier, Caroline Heroux, Isabelle Patouillot, Annick LeNestour Discrimination of facial expressions in Romanian institutionalized children Susan W. Parker, Charles A. Nelson Marital harmony and conflict: Links to infants’ physiological and emotional regulation Chris L. Porter, Melissa Wouden-Miller, Staci Silva Early temperament of subsequent SIDs victims Marilyn L. Riese Toddlers’ vicarious emotional responses and prosocial behaviors: Links with toddlers’ compliance and noncompliance Tracy L. Spinrad, Cynthia A. Stifter
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Categorization Developmental changes in the effect of linguistic input on infant categorization of spatial relationships Marianella Casasola What does a non-human primate understand about self-propelled motion?: Expectancy violation experiments with rhesus macaques Laurie R. Santos, Jonathan I. Flombaum, Marc D. Hauser Blenders, brushes, and balls: intense interests in very young children Gabrielle Simcock, Suzanne Macari, Judy DeLoache The study of early categorization by chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) Chizuko Murai, Masaki Tomonaga, Shoji Itakura The roles of categorical and perceptual similarity in infant colour perception. Anna Franklin, Ian Davies Attentional differences toward natural kinds categories by cotton top tamarins (Saguinus oedipus) Julie J. Neiworth, Richard Parsons, Janice M. Hassett Eye spy a blick: The effect of animacy cues and novel labels on infants’ categorization Andrea N. Welder, Susan A. Graham Putting the car before the horse: Feature preferences in sequential touching performance? Christine A. Willey, Wallace E. Dixon, Jr.
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Perceptual and Motor Risk Contrast sensitivity deficits in infants with prenatal and perinatal thyroid hormone insufficiencies Giuseppe Mirabella, Adena M. Perron, Carol A. Westall, Kusiel Perlman, Denise Feig, Joanne Rovet Relationship between neonatal neurobehavioral outcomes and 6, 12, and 24 month Bayley scales scores Lynn T. Singer, Robert E. Arendt, Sonia Minnes Developmental characteristics of toddlers with visual impairments Mathijs P. J. Vervloed, Jurien Lommers, Annemarie Joosten
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Prenatal and Fetal Behavior The chronic effects of maternal smoking on fetal behaviour Barbara S. Kisilevsky, Sylvia M.J. Hains Fetal heart rate variability and learning in the 28-34 week fetus Charlene Krueger, Diane Holditch-Davis, Anthony DeCasper, Margarete Sandelowski, Michael Belyea, Stephen Quint, Gilbert Gottlieb Fetal cardiac responses to maternal sentences, to play back of these sentences, and to their recordings by another woman’s voice Jean-Pierre Lecanuet, Severine Manera, Anne-Yvonne Jacquet Fetal discrimination of mother’s and stranger’s voices Sheri Schmidt, Ngan Lam, Xie Xing, Hefeng Huang, Ye Hai Hui, Zhang Ke, Wang Zengping, Sylvia M.J. Hains Maturation of human fetal cardiac-movement response to airborne sound Laura Smith, Darwin Muir, Barbara Kisilevsky Methadone maintenance during pregnancy and fetal activity Trecia A. Wouldes, Alistair B. Roberts, Jan E. Pryor, Tania Gunn
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Th13 |
Invited
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Chair: Richard N. Aslin |
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Infant
word recognition across talker variability Thierry
Nazzi Prosodic
packaging of syntactic units in infants’ speech processing Cross-linguistic implications of studies on infants’ sensitivity to syntax Lynn
Santelman
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Th14 |
Debate |
2:00 - 3:50 |
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Fred Rothbaum, Everett Waters, participants Susan Goldberg, Moderator
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Th15 |
Symposium |
Chair: Virginia Slaughter |
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Infants’ responses to typical and scrambled human body shapes Virginia Slaughter, Michelle Heron, Susan Sim
The development of a person-concept in infancy: Evidence from violations of expectations about human point-light displays Derek Moore
Infants attend to surface features in identifying goal-directed agents Jose Guajardo, Amanda Woodward
Is the asymmetry in young infants’ categorization of humans versus animals based on head, body, or global gestalt information? Paul Quinn
Discussant: Diane Poulin-Dubois
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Th16 |
Symposium |
Chair: Julie Brousseau |
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Family environment differences between singleton and twin infants in Quebec Mark Zoccolillo, Antonio Ciampi, Sheila Spreng, Daniel Perusse
Parenting perceptions and behaviors at five months: Evidence from a twin and a singleton study Michel Boivin, N. Leblanc, I. Morin-Ouellet, G. Dionne, V. Saysset, N. Tremblay, M. Zoccolillo, R.E. Tremblay
The relationship between infant mental-attentional capacity and SES: A population study Julie Brousseau, Raymond Baillargeon, David Laplante, Hong-Xing Wu
Mental-attentional
capacity in 5-month-old infants: Evaluating the genetic contribution. The Quebec Newborn Twins Study
Prevalence and genetic-environmental etiology of externalizing behavior problems in infancy: A singleton-twin study Daniel Perusse, Raymond Baillargeon, Bernard Boulerice, Elisa Romano, Mark Zoccolillo, Michel Boivin, Richard E. Tremblay
Discussant: H. Hill Goldsmith
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Poster
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2:30 - 4:20 |
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Atypical Development Predictors of depression in mothers of very preterm infants during infant hospitalization and after discharge. Leigh M. Davis, Heather Mohay, Helen Edwards The effects of maternal depression on toddlers’ self-assertion between 19 and 26 months of age Laura J. Dietz, Kay Donahue Jennings Beyond the still-face: A controlled study of 12-month-old infants of mothers with borderline personality disorder R. Peter Hobson, Matthew Patrick, Lisa Crandell, Rosa Garcia Perez, Anthony Lee Psyochoeducational treatment of children with autism and reactive attachment disorder Nahit Motavalli Mukaddes, F. Nimet Kaynak, Gulsevim kinali, Humeyra Besikci, Halim Issever The stability of children’s reactions to unfamiliar stimuli: Maternal perceptions and laboratory observations Sarrit M. Shudnow, Heather A. Henderson
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Th18 6 8 9 10 |
Visual Expectations Predictive tracking of briefly occluded objects Bennett I. Bertenthal, April Faith-Slaker Sarah Kenny Temporal cues of a visual stimulus sequence can produce expectancy and endogenous ERP components by infants 6 months of age Rathe Karrer, Jennifer Hill Karrer Using the visual expectation paradigm to study visual deficits associated with prenatal thyroid hormone insufficiencies Joanne Rovet, Giuseppe Mirabella Ted Balant, Elizabeth Asztalos, Kuseil Perlman, Denice Feig Visual habituation at 3 months and contingency detection at 6 months Josette Ruel The development of visual expectations in 9- to 12-month-old infants Jill P. Sullivan, Janet E. Frick
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Object Perception Three-month-olds’ sensitivity to orientation cues in the 3-d depth plane Evelin Bertin, Ramesh S. Bhatt Dominance of configural properties in newborn visual perception Viola Macchi Cassia, Idanna Milani, Lara Zanon, Francesca Simion Enriched visual displays do not improve 3- to 6-month-olds’ discrimination of optic flow patterns simulating self-motion Rick O. Gilmore Young infants’ responsiveness to ellipsoid surfaces Michael J. Kavsek Viewpoint invariance of multi-part objects in 3-month-old infants Kimberly S. Kraebel, Peter C. Gerhardstein Can 12-month-olds individuate pairs of objects by feature? Alan M. Leslie, Monica Glanville Developmental changes in infants’ use of color/pattern to segregate objects Susan Ormsbee, Amy Needham Infants’ perception of subjective contours in static and moving figures Yumiko Otsuka, So Kanazawa, Masami K. Yamaguchi Is object recognition viewpoint-invariant at 3 months of age? Rebecca West, Peter Gerhardstein
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Parent-Infant Interaction and Language Development The reach of maternal speech to toddlers Lauren B. Adamson, Roger Bakeman Do mothers and fathers differ in their book reading styles with their young children? Joanna Blake, Silvana Macdonald, Vanessa Agosta, Lisa Bayrami, Andrea Milian Sometimes mothers make their babies cry: Ontogeny of vocal protests in the second half-year Xin Chen, Gwen E. Gustafson The influence of contingent maternal responsiveness on production of prelinguistic vocalizations Michael H. Goldstein A dyadic approach to the relation between mother-infant vocal contingency and language development: A preliminary report Amie Ashley Hane, Stanley Feldstein, Keng-yen Huang, Brian Morrison Verbal and behavioral measures of responsiveness and directiveness as predictors of children’s language development Elise Frank Masur, Valerie Flynn, Doreeen L. Eichorst Caregivers contingent comments to 9-month-old infants and subsequent vocabulary comprehension Pamela Rosenthal Rollins How maternal actions are adjusted in pretend play contexts David C. Witherington, Angeline Lillard |
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Spatial Processing Spatial estimation from 18 to 36 months: Categorical coding? Janette B. Benson, Leah M. Kelly, Amanda B. Brown Six-month-olds can rotate attentional markers: Eye tracking evidence of dynamic spatial indexing. Natasha Z. Kirkham, Daniel C. Richardson, Michael J. Spivey, Scott P. Johnson The development of spatial relationships processing in infancy. Astri Robinson, Olivier Pascalis
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Emotional Regulation Emotion regulation and peer social competence in young preschool children Geetha Balaraman, Celia Brownell Maternal predictors of toddlers’ self-regulation Susan D. Calkins, Kathryn Amey, Anne Hungerford Maternal positive affect promotes the development of emotion regulation and child competence Anne Conway, Susan C. McDonough, Arnold Sameroff Emotion regulation in early infancy: In search of regulatory behaviors Martine Gaudreau, Louise Cossette, Isabelle Neault Regulation and reactivity: Relations with maternal stress and parenting Ashley L. Hill, Jan Karrass, Julia M. Braungart-Rieker Maternal regulation of early infant reactivity Laudan Jahromi, Cynthia A. Stifter Emotion regulation, behavior regulation and language as predictors of skill in responding to joint attention Audra Lewis, Tedra Walden, Marygrace Yale, Megan E. Masterson Maternal strategies for regulating emotion and toddler language skills Michael Morales, Mathew Broderick, Nicole Brindle, Karen Weierstall, Amy Krutz Behavioral regulation and the transition from infancy to toddlerhood Anat Scher, Eleanor Schneider Emotion regulation and attachment in unstructured interactions: Infants and their mothers in emotionally challenging episodes Holli A. Tonyan The relation between maternal behavior and later infant self-regulation of emotion Crystal N. Wiggins, Cynthia A. Stifter
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Memory Retrieval Retrieval protracts retrieval: Six-month-olds exhibit protracted retention after active and passive reminders Rachel Barr, Aurora Vieira, Carolyn Rovee-Collier Reactivation duration affects reforgetting in infants Jill Grodkiewicz, Amy Joh, Becky Sweeney, Carolyn Rovee-Collier Memory reactivation at 15 and 18 months of age: The paradox of reminder duration Vivian Hsu, Rachel Barr, Aurora Vieira, Payal Dixit, Carolyn Rovee-Collier Olfactory context and memory retrieval in 2-month-old infants Fiona Radcliffe, Marjorie H. Carroll, Barbara Brennan, Stacey Bromberg, Joyce Prigot, Jeffrey W. Fagen Protracting memories via retrieval in 6-month-olds Aurora Vieira, Rachel Barr, Carolyn Rovee-Collier
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Joint Attention Joint attention in late talkers Alessandra Assanelli, Laura D’odorico, Nicoletta Salerni, Fabia Franco, Mirco Fasolo The effect of training infant joint visual attention on novel word learning Melissa S. Atkins, Katherine Hildebrandt Karraker, Jaclyn G. Carroll, Ashley B. Shafer Joint attention development and its relation to cognitive and language outcomes Jessica J. Block, Yuly B. Pomares, Peter Mundy, Amy E. Vaughan, Yania Gomez, A. Rebecca Neal, Courtney P. Burnette, Christine E. F. Delgado The eyes have it: What infants know about others’ seeing Rechele Brooks, Jacqueline E. Mullen, Andrew N. Meltzoff The conditional relations of infant joint attention skill and attachment quality to caregiver-child shared attention and language Mary M. Crowson, Peter C. Mundy Individual differences in temperament, joint attention, and early language Jan Karrass Toddlers’ use of joint attention with familiar peers, caregivers, and parents and the relation of this use to language development Joan Test Family language differences and the development of joint attention at 9 and 12 months Yania Gomez, Christine Delgado, Peter Mundy, Jessica Block, Amy Vaughan, Yuly Pomares
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Touch, Soothing, and Stress Mother-infant contact in a randomized trial of kangaroo (skin-to-skin) care Gene C. Anderson, Sheau-Huey Chiu, Jeffrey Albert, Mary Alice S. Dombrowski Touch for the needy: Effects of infant massage in touch-deprived orphanages Vonda Jump, Katie Christiansen Reliability of measure of salivary cortisol as an index of stress in newborn infants Kiyobumi Kawakami, Kiyoko Takai-Kawakami Prenatal maternal mood is related to maternal-fetal attachment and postnatal infant neurobehavior Amy Salisbury, Linda LaGasse, Monica Bocanegra, Barry Lester Newborns’ responses to tape-recordings of their own and peers’ distress crying Kjell Morten Stormark Effect of maternal perceptions of stress and anxiety during the third trimester of pregnancy on neonatal health Minhnoi Wroble
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Th26 |
Keynote Address Paul Bloom How children learn the meaning of words |
Chair: Sandra Waxman |
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Welcoming Reception
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5:30 – 7:00 |
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