The behavior of the human infant is fundamentally ordered by ascer-tainable, though poorly
understood, laws of growth. Behavior is molded into characteristic forms by virtue of these …

An orientational volume giving the theoretical and practical implications growing out of the
author's detailed studies of growth processes in children during the first ten years of life …

FORM is the most ubiquitous of all scientific problems. It figures in one guise or another in
the physical sciences, the life sciences, the social sciences. When Goethe coined the word …

The tendency among psychologists has been to explain complex behavior as a linking
together of the simple reflexes which are present in the new-born child. Recently it has been …

The behavior of embryos has attracted the attention of biologists for a long time. William
Harvey recorded important observations on the movements of the chick embryo. With the …

An introductory word may be said about the background of our research program. The Clinic
of Child Development started on a small scale back in 1911, as part ofthe New Haven …

THE Normal Child Development Clinic is part of a research program of the Neurological
Institute for the study of the correlation of the development of the brain with the development …

It has been obvious since the time of Marey (17) that the motion picture provides a valuable
means of analyzing behavior. A motionpicture record and subsequent analysis of this record …

A. INTRODUCTION The underlying data of the present study are in some ways unique. They
consist of 220 daily cinema records of Infant MH, covering the period between the 15th and …

Certainly among psychologists the term maturation has acquired a somewhat specific
meaning, referring essentially to changes in behavior as a result of anatomical or …