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The Five to Seven Year Shift: The Age of Reason and Responsibility by Sameroff, Arnold J., Ed, Haith, Marshall M

“…This book reviews the contemporary state of knowledge on developmental transitions between 5 and 7 years. Contributions are: (1) "Interpreting Developmental…”
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Infants' Visual Expectations and the Processing of Time by Adler, Scott A., Haith, Marshall M., Arehart, Denise M., Lanthier, Elizabeth C.

“…Visual events are defined by a number of dimensions-their location in space, content (color, shape, etc.), and time tags (onset, duration, etc.). The role of…”
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Infant Expectations and Reaction Time as Predictors of Childhood Speed of Processing and IQ by Dougherty, Thomas M, Haith, Marshall M

“…A longitudinal study investigated the relation between infant expectations and reaction time (RT) and childhood IQ and RT. Measures of visual anticipation and…”
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Young Infants' Visual Expectations for Symmetric and Asymmetric Stimulus Sequences by Canfield, Richard L, Haith, Marshall M

“…The formation of expectations for visual stimulus sequences was examined in 2- and 3-month-old infants. Two studies were undertaken in which infants' visual…”
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Who put the cog in infant cognition? Is rich interpretation too costly? by Haith, Marshall M.

“…The basic topic of my address today concerns how much of cognition is in the head of the infant and how much in the mind of the theoretician. My general stance…”
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The Development of Infants' Reaches for Stationary and Moving Targets by Wentworth, Naomi, Benson, Janette B., Haith, Marshall M.

“…The organization of infants' reaching skill for stationary and moving targets was examined. While 58 term, healthy infants at 5.5, 8.5, and 11.5 months of age…”
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Progress and Standardization in Eye Movement Work With Human Infants by Haith, Marshall M.

“…This article presents the author's comments on a set of articles representing an unusual collation of work by investigators from different parts of the world,…”
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Stability of Visual Expectations at 3.0 Months of Age by Haith, Marshall M, McCarty, Michael E

“…Three-month-old infants were observed on 2 days to examine stability in forming visual expectations. Babies saw pictures that appeared in left-right…”
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Spatiotemporal Regularity and Interevent Contingencies as Information for Infants' Visual Expectations by Wentworth, Naomi, Haith, Marshall M., Hood, Roberta

“…This study examined infants' use of picture‐location contingencies and spatiotemporal regularity in forming visual expectations. Ninety‐six 3‐month‐olds…”
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The Nature of Infants' Visual Expectations for Event Content by Adler, Scott A., Haith, Marshall M.

“…Recent studies have revealed that young infants can form expectations for the spatial location of future visual events. Four experiments examined whether…”
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Phonological Processing Skills and Deficits in Adult Dyslexics by Pennington, Bruce F., van Orden, Guy C., Smith, Shelley D., Green, Phyllis A., Haith, Marshall M.

“…This article presents 4 experiments aimed at defining the primary underlying phonological processing deficit(s) in adult dyslexia. 5 phonological processes,…”
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Information Processing Through the First Year of Life: A Longitudinal Study Using the Visual Expectation Paradigm by Canfield, Richard L., Smith, Elliott G., Brezsnyak, Michael P., Snow, Kyle L., Aslin, Richard N., Haith, Marshall M., Wass, Tara S., Adler, Scott A.

“…This Monograph uses a developmental function approach to describe age-related change and individual differences in infant information processing during the…”
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Expectation and Anticipation of Dynamic Visual Events by 3.5-Month-Old Babies by Haith, Marshall M., Hazan, Cindy, Goodman, Gail S.

“…We report an investigation of the development of visual expectancies in 3.5-month-old infants. One of the infant's eyes was videorecorded as the infant watched…”
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Infants' Acquisition of Spatiotemporal Expectations by Wentworth, Naomi, Haith, Marshall M

“…The microdevelopment of infants' visual expectations was examined by analysis of the eye movements that 80 three-month-old human infants made during…”
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Emergent constructivism has its place—Among other possibilities. Commentary on “Stepping off the pendulum: Why only an action-based approach can transcend the nativist–empiricist debate” by J. Allen and M. Bickhard by Haith, Marshall M.

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Development of Visual Organization: The Perception of Subjective Contours by Bertenthal, Bennett I., Campos, Joseph J., Haith, Marshall M.

“…This study examines the development of infants' sensitivity to the organization of a subjective-contour stimulus array. 5- and 7-month-olds were sequentially…”
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Event-Specific Expectations of 2- and 3-Month-Old Infants by Wentworth, Naomi, Haith, Marshall M

“…The Visual Expectation Paradigm ( Haith, Hazan, & Goodman, 1988 ) was modified to assess the role that picture content plays in the spatiotemporal expectations…”
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Infant Predictors of Preschool and Adult IQ: A Study of Infant Twins and Their Parents by DiLalla, Lisabeth F, Thompson, L. A, Plomin, Robert, Phillips, Kay, Fagan, Joseph F, Haith, Marshall M, Cyphers, Lisa H, Fulker, David W

“…Measures of infant cognitive development in 208 pairs of twins were evaluated at 7, 8, and 9 months of age. Measures included Fagan's Test of Infant…”
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Rapid Assessment of Infant Predictors of Adult IQ: Midtwin-Midparent Analyses by Benson, Janette B, Cherny, S. S, Haith, Marshall M, Fulker, David W

“…Infant predictors of adult IQ were assessed with same-sex infant twins (114 pairs) and their parents. The midtwin-midparent design permits the rapid assessment…”
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Eye Contact and Face Scanning in Early Infancy by Haith, Marshall M., Bergman, Terry, Moore, Michael J.

“…Visual fixations of 3- to 5-week-old, 7-week-old, and 9- to 11-week-old infants were recorded as they scanned an adult's face which was stationary, moving, or…”
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