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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Infant Research"”.
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A Phenomenological-Hermeneutic Analysis of Experimental Infant Research
… project challenges the dualistic conceptions in infant research literature by reexamining a collection of infant research records from a phenomenological, non-dualistic perspective. Grounded in the recent convergences between phenomenology and cognitive sciences, this project utilizes a combined …
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The unspoken dialogue : an exploration of the role of ongoing self- and mutual regulation in the formation of psychic structure
… dissertation uses theory derived from empirical infant research to illustrate the role of ongoing patterns of self- and mutual regulation in the formation of new expectations and organising principles - that is new psychic structure. Views on the nature of psychic structure and the process of …
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Social and Nonsocial Priming Effects on 12- to 15-Month-Olds’ Preferences for Infant-Directed Speech
… and thus shortens response time in adults. In infant research, various visual and auditory/visual events are used as attention getters to orient the infant to a screen and alert them to upcoming information for their detection, discrimination, and/or recognition. However, the influence of …
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Towards the improvement of event-related potential techniques in developmental populations
… One of the main challenges related to current infant ERP practices is the need to obtain good-quality ERPs that provide reliable results with which to examine research issues. There are two main aspects that play a role in obtaining a valid ERP trial: the infant’s attention to the stimuli and …
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Deficits in Auditory, Cognitive, and Motor Processing Following Reversible MCAO in Mice: Understanding the Human Stroke Phenotype
… impairments. Through the use of animal models, researchers can experimentally induce “stroke-like” injuries comparable to those seen in clinical populations. Such models allow us to study and understand the neurophysiological, anatomical, and neurobehavioral consequences associated with ischemic …