Search Results - "AMSO, D"

Top-down knowledge rapidly acquired through abstract rule learning biases subsequent visual attention in 9-month-old infants by Werchan, D.M., Amso, D.

“…Visual attention is an information-gathering mechanism that supports the emergence of complex perceptual and cognitive capacities. Yet, little is known about…”
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Brain-derived neurotrophic factor as a model system for examining gene by environment interactions across development by Casey, B.J, Glatt, C.E, Tottenham, N, Soliman, F, Bath, K, Amso, D, Altemus, M, Pattwell, S, Jones, R, Levita, L, McEwen, B, Magariños, A.M, Gunnar, M, Thomas, K.M, Mezey, J, Clark, A.G, Hempstead, B.L, Lee, F.S

“…Abstract There has been a dramatic rise in gene×environment studies of human behavior over the past decade that have moved the field beyond simple nature…”
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Conditions Under Which Young Children Can Hold Two Rules in Mind and Inhibit a Prepotent Response by Diamond, Adele, Kirkham, Natasha, Amso, Dima

“…The day-night task requires saying "night" to a picture of the sun and "day" to a picture of the moon. In this investigation of why young children fail at this…”
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Development of Object Concepts in Infancy: Evidence for Early Learning in an Eye-Tracking Paradigm by Johnson, Scott P., Amso, Dima, Slemmer, Jonathan A.

“…Concepts of objects as enduring and complete across space and time have been documented in infants within several months after birth, but little is known about…”
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Beyond What Develops When: Neuroimaging May Inform How Cognition Changes with Development by Amso, Dima, Casey, B. J.

“…There is no single methodology that can fully explain the nature of human development and learning. Yet, headway is being made on how cognitive milestones are…”
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Selection and inhibition in infancy: evidence from the spatial negative priming paradigm by Amso, Dima, Johnson, Scott P.

“…We used a spatial negative priming (SNP) paradigm to examine visual selective attention in infants and adults using eye movements as the motor selection…”
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Where Infants Look Determines How They See: Eye Movements and Object Perception Performance in 3-Month-Olds by Johnson, Scott P., Slemmer, Jonathan A., Amso, Dima

“…A fundamental question of perceptual development concerns how infants come to perceive partly hidden objects as unified across a spatial gap imposed by an…”
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Using eye movements as a measure of selective attention: Evidence from a spatial negative priming paradigm by Amso, D., Scott, J. P

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Development of object concepts in infancy by Johnson, S. P, Amso, D., Slemmer, J. A

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Visual attention mechanisms are sensitive to manner of occlusion by Amso, D., Slemmer, J. A., Johnson, S. P.

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Contributions of the hippocampus and the striatum to simple association and frequency-based learning by Amso, Dima, Davidson, Matthew C., Johnson, Scott P., Glover, Gary, Casey, B.J.

“…Using fMRI and a learning paradigm, this study examined the independent contributions of the hippocampus and striatum to simple association and frequency-based…”
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Where Infants Look Determines How They See: Eye Movements and Development of Object Perception by Johnson, S. P., Amso, D., Slemmer, J. A.

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BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR AS A MODEL SYSTEM FOR EXAMINING GENE BY ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS ACROSS DEVELOPMENT: Linking Genes to Brain Function in Health and Disease by CASEY, B. J, GLATT, C. E, MCEWEN, B, MAGARINOS, A. M, GUNNAR, M, THOMAS, K. M, MEZEY, J, CLARK, A. G, HEMPSTEAD, B. L, LEE, F. S, TOTTENHAM, N, SOLIMAN, F, BATH, K, AMSO, D, ALTEMUS, M, PATTWELL, S, JONES, R, LEVITA, L

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Increasing spatial competition enhances visual prediction learning by Schlesinger, M., Amso, D., Johnson, S. P.

“…Our previous work provides support for the idea that the development of visual perception in early infancy depends on progressive improvements in oculomotor…”
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Using the iCub simulator to study perceptual development: A case study by Schlesinger, M., Amso, D., Johnson, S. P., Hantehzadeh, N., Gupta, L.

“…In the present study, we assess the iCub simulator as a platform for investigating perceptual development in human infants. In particular, we evaluate the…”
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