It's Daddy's Turn! Development of Turn-Taking in Infant-Father Interactions and Associations With Paternal Mentalizing and Involvement [0.03%]
轮到爸爸了！婴儿与父亲互动中的轮流发展及其与父性心智理论和参与度的关系
Selina Ismair,Antonia Dinzinger,Beate Priewasser et al.
Selina Ismair et al.
Turn-taking, the coordinated exchange of communicative signals between infants and caregivers, is vital for child communicative development. While it is considered a human universal, most research has focused on mother-infant dyads. Given f...
A Test of the Cognitive Benefits of Bilingualism With the Early Childhood Inhibitory Touchscreen Task [0.03%]
用早期儿童抑制触屏任务测试双语的认知优势
Alexandra Piuze,Sayde Jennings,Diane Poulin-Dubois
Alexandra Piuze
There is some evidence suggesting that bilingual children differ from monolingual children in cognitive processing due to their exposure to a more complex environment. While several studies have supported this hypothesis, most research has ...
Infant-Caregiver Object-Related Paired Actions as Communication Development [0.03%]
以物体为基础的婴幼儿和照顾者之间配对行动在交流发展中的作用
Arkadiusz Białek,Wim Pouw,Babajide Alamu Owoyele et al.
Arkadiusz Białek et al.
Human communication is grounded in social interaction, and infants begin to communicate before producing their first words. In interaction with caregivers, they engage in coordinated object-related activities that may develop into paired-ac...
Sarah J Rajendra,Qiqi Cheng,Leher Singh
Sarah J Rajendra
There is now substantial empirical support for incremental models of speech processing where language is processed in real-time as it unfolds. Developmental studies indicate that very young children process speech incrementally, demonstrati...
Pathways to Agency: Cross-Cultural Evidence From Indigenous Wichi and Eurodescendant Caregiver-Infant Interactions [0.03%]
迈向自主：来自原住民威奇和欧洲后裔照护者与婴儿互动的跨文化证据
Migdalia I Padilla Colón,Andrea S Taverna,Sandra Waxman
Migdalia I Padilla Colón
This study reveals a new social interactional framework-joint agency-that permits us to better understand the early development of agency in infants being raised in culturally distinct socialization contexts. Sixteen caregiver-infant pairs ...
Brain Activity of Young Children in Bangladesh Is Associated With Biopsychosocial Conditions at the Individual-, Family-, and Household-Level [0.03%]
生物心理社会条件与孟加拉国幼儿脑活动之间的联系
Leila M Larson,Daniel Feuerriegel,Gitanjali Lall et al.
Leila M Larson et al.
Adversities in early life compromise children's nurturing care and impact their development. This study explored the biopsychosocial conditions associated with electroencephalography (EEG)-based brain activity in children living in rural Ba...
The Effect of Prenatal Substance Use and Maternal Parenting on Infant Reactivity and Regulation [0.03%]
产前物质使用和母亲育儿方式对婴儿反应性和调节行为的影响
Maria Balaceanu,Stephanie M Engel,Amanda M Ramos
Maria Balaceanu
Early temperament, particularly regulation and reactivity, is critical to neurodevelopment and can be shaped by early biological and environmental factors. Prenatal substance exposure is one such influencing factor, often associated with lo...
The Role of Attention in Dyadic Social Interaction With Infants and Their Caregivers [0.03%]
注意在婴幼儿及其照顾者二元社会互动中的作用
Olivia Boorom,Brenda Salley
Olivia Boorom
This study examined the relationship among early attention skills in infants and measures of dyadic interaction during caregiver-infant play, including interpersonal synchrony and turn-taking behavior. Thirty-five caregivers and their one-y...
Kaylin E Hill,Lauren Malachowski,Amy Work Needham et al.
Kaylin E Hill et al.
Object exploration presents infants and young children with valuable opportunities for learning across domains. What factors motivate and constrain exploratory behavior? In the present studies, we highlight the infant's contributions to obj...
Reciprocal Parent-Toddler Communication in the Context of Toddler Distress: Evidence From Naturalistic Recordings [0.03%]
自然观察记录下的学步儿苦恼情况下的亲子互惠沟通行为研究
Margaret A Fields-Olivieri,Kristin J Jennings,Caitlin G Stone et al.
Margaret A Fields-Olivieri et al.
Although negative emotion expression is common in the toddler period, the field of language development lacks understanding of how negative emotions are integrated within the parent-toddler communicative routines that support language learn...