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Authors:
CALKINS SD
JOHNSON MC
Citation: Sd. Calkins et Mc. Johnson, TODDLER REGULATION OF DISTRESS TO FRUSTRATING EVENTS - TEMPERAMENTAL AND MATERNAL CORRELATES, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 379-395
Authors:
COLUMBUS RF
SLEIGH MJ
LICKLITER R
LEWKOWICZ DJ
Citation: Rf. Columbus et al., UNIMODAL SENSORY EXPERIENCE INTERFERES WITH RESPONSIVENESS TO THE SPATIAL CONTIGUITY OF MULTIMODAL MATERNAL CUES IN BOBWHITE QUAIL CHICKS, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 397-409
Authors:
STJAMESROBERTS L
CONROY S
WILSHER C
Citation: L. Stjamesroberts et al., STABILITY AND OUTCOME OF PERSISTENT INFANT CRYING, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 411-435
Authors:
GROLNICK WS
KUROWSKI CO
MCMENAMY JM
RIVKIN I
BRIDGES LJ
Citation: Ws. Grolnick et al., MOTHERS STRATEGIES FOR REGULATING THEIR TODDLERS DISTRESS, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 437-450
Authors:
STACK DM
ARNOLD SL
Citation: Dm. Stack et Sl. Arnold, CHANGES IN MOTHERS TOUCH AND HAND GESTURES INFLUENCE INFANT BEHAVIOR DURING FACE-TO-FACE INTERCHANGES, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 451-468
Authors:
MUNDY P
GOMES A
Citation: P. Mundy et A. Gomes, INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN JOINT ATTENTION SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN THE 2ND YEAR, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 469-482
Authors:
ZENTNER MR
KAGAN J
Citation: Mr. Zentner et J. Kagan, INFANTS PERCEPTION OF CONSONANCE AND DISSONANCE IN MUSIC, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 483-492
Authors:
MORAN G
PEDERSON DR
Citation: G. Moran et Dr. Pederson, PRONENESS TO DISTRESS AND AMBIVALENT RELATIONSHIPS, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 493-503
Authors:
DONOVAN WL
LEAVITT LA
WALSH RO
Citation: Wl. Donovan et al., CONFLICT AND DEPRESSION PREDICT MATERNAL SENSITIVITY TO INFANT CRIES, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 505-517
Authors:
HART S
FIELD T
DELVALLE C
PELAEZNOGUERAS M
Citation: S. Hart et al., DEPRESSED MOTHERS INTERACTIONS WITH THEIR ONE-YEAR-OLD INFANTS, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 519-525
MASSAGE THERAPY ATTENUATES RIGHT FRONTAL EEG ASYMMETRY IN ONE-MONTH-OLD INFANTS OF DEPRESSED MOTHERS
Authors:
JONES NA
FIELD T
DAVALOS M
Citation: Na. Jones et al., MASSAGE THERAPY ATTENUATES RIGHT FRONTAL EEG ASYMMETRY IN ONE-MONTH-OLD INFANTS OF DEPRESSED MOTHERS, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 527-530
Authors:
SYMONS LA
HAINS SMJ
MUIR DW
Citation: La. Symons et al., LOOK AT ME - 5-MONTH-OLD INFANTS SENSITIVITY TO VERY SMALL DEVIATIONSIN EYE-GAZE DURING SOCIAL INTERACTIONS, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 531-536
Authors:
JONES NA
FIELD T
FOX NA
DAVALOS M
LUNDY B
HART S
Citation: Na. Jones et al., NEWBORNS OF MOTHERS WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS ARE PHYSIOLOGICALLY LESSDEVELOPED, Infant behavior & development, 21(3), 1998, pp. 537-541
Authors:
HAITH M
Citation: M. Haith, WHO PUT THE COG IN INFANT COGNITION - IS RICH INTERPRETATION TOO COSTLY, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 167-179
Authors:
SPELKE ES
Citation: Es. Spelke, NATIVISM, EMPIRICISM, AND THE ORIGINS OF KNOWLEDGE, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 181-200
Authors:
MELTZOFF AN
MOORE MK
Citation: An. Meltzoff et Mk. Moore, OBJECT PRESENTATION, IDENTITY, AND THE PARADOX OF EARLY PERMANENCE - STEPS TOWARD A NEW FRAMEWORK, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 201-235
Authors:
MEINS E
Citation: E. Meins, THE EFFECTS OF SECURITY OF ATTACHMENT AND MATERNAL ATTRIBUTION OF MEANING ON CHILDRENS LINGUISTIC ACQUISITIONAL STYLE, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 237-252
Authors:
ADLER SA
INSLICHT S
ROVEECOLLIER C
GERHARDSTEIN PC
Citation: Sa. Adler et al., PERCEPTUAL ASYMMETRY AND MEMORY RETRIEVAL IN 3-MONTH-OLD INFANTS, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 253-272
Authors:
QUINN PC
BHATT RS
Citation: Pc. Quinn et Rs. Bhatt, VISUAL POP-OUT IN YOUNG INFANTS - CONVERGENT EVIDENCE AND AN EXTENSION, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 273-288
Authors:
YOUNGER BA
FEARING DD
Citation: Ba. Younger et Dd. Fearing, DETECTING CORRELATIONS AMONG FORM ATTRIBUTES - AN OBJECT-EXAMINING TEST WITH INFANTS, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 289-297
Authors:
SHAPIRO B
FAGEN J
PRIGOT J
CARROLL M
SHALAN J
Citation: B. Shapiro et al., INFANTS EMOTIONAL AND REGULATORY BEHAVIORS IN RESPONSE TO VIOLATIONS OF EXPECTANCIES, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 299-313
Authors:
CARPENTER M
AKHTAR N
TOMASELLO M
Citation: M. Carpenter et al., 14-MONTH-OLD THROUGH 18-MONTH-OLD INFANTS DIFFERENTIALLY IMITATE INTENTIONAL AND ACCIDENTAL ACTIONS, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 315-330
Authors:
ROBSON A
CLINE B
Citation: A. Robson et B. Cline, DEVELOPMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF INTRAUTERINE GROWTH-RETARDATION, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 331-344
Authors:
SLATER A
VONDERSCHULENBURG C
BROWN E
BADENOCH M
BUTTERWORTH G
PARSONS S
SAMUELS C
Citation: A. Slater et al., NEWBORN-INFANTS PREFER ATTRACTIVE FACES, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 345-354
Authors:
ROCHAT P
NEISSER U
MARIAN V
Citation: P. Rochat et al., ARE YOUNG INFANTS SENSITIVE TO INTERPERSONAL CONTINGENCY, Infant behavior & development, 21(2), 1998, pp. 355-366