… , infants are at particular risk for severe outcomes. To understand the contact pattern of infants…
The average number of daily contacts for an infant was 6.68 overall and 5.7 for those aged …

… Specifically, infants observe one person place a block in one location and a second person
… We propose that adding a social context to the initial sequence of actions will lead infants to …

… into studies of infant development. The purpose of this chapter, therefore, is to describe how
studies of infant social cognition, by utilizing themes summarized by a life-span approach, …

… The broader context for this paper includes recent research on the physiology of the infant‘s …
Participation in groups is essential to social life and fundamental to our cultures. Functioning …

… expressions--with standard deviations often equal to or exceeding mean durations--the
contexts used in this study clearly succeeded in eliciting distinct emotional expressions. The three…

… individuals in a mother’s life, as well. Evidence to this … social context with the security of the
infant-mother attachment relation ship. Nevertheless, there exist sufficient data linking social …

… infant initiates bouts of interaction (meaning in this context simply that both mother and infant
… During the first few weeks, many bouts are started by the fussing or crying of the infant. The …

… , access and know the social context in which infants construct their understandings and …
of infants’ social contexts reflects anything other than our own ways of ‘knowledging [infants] …

… two reasons for younger infants’ failure to show context-dependent social evaluations. First,
… change in infants’ social evaluation system over the first year of life, in which infants first …

… social and nition is situated within social contexts. We look moral animals. at how human and
primate infants … eral commentaries on the topic of social cognitive and species-specific ways…