... abilities arise. Evidence is reviewed suggesting that preverbal infants evaluate third parties based on their morally relevant acts, positively evaluating prosocial others and negatively evaluating antisocial others. Several unanswered questions are considered, including to what extent infants’ evaluations...

...Stefanie Hoehl; Tricia Striano From their longitudinal observations of five mother-infant dyads over the first year of infancy, de Barbaro and colleagues draw the conclusion that social cognitive and joint attention development should be regarded as a ‘‘continuous product of sensorimotor...

... as part of selective (right biased) orienting to perceived salience or change. Hum. Dev. 22: 270-276 (1979) Does Left Brain Lateralization o f Speech Arise from Right-Biased Orienting to Salient Percepts? Marcel Kinsbourne and Henrietta Lempert Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ont. Key Words. Infants...

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...Lauren Jay Harris; Terry W. Allen Studies of human infants’ sensitivity to object orientation have confounded two different psychological questions – one about ability to discriminate object orientation and the other about the existence of object constancy. From several examples from the recent...

...Jane M. Selby; Benjamin Sylvester Bradley This paper reports on a two-stage, case-based analysis of infant sociability in infant-only trios to illustrate how findings made using this approach extend our theoretical understanding of early intersubjectivity. Studying infant groups allows us...