INFANTS ENCODING OF KINETIC DISPLAYS VARYING IN RELATIVE COHERENCE

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[3] THE PARTIAL-LAG DESIGN - A METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SPONTANEOUS REGRESSION IN THE INFANT-CONTROL HABITUATION PARADIGM [J]. INFANT BEHAVIOR & DEVELOPMENT, 1983, 6 (03) : 331 - 338

[4] BERTENTHAL BI, 1985, CHILD DEV, V56, P531

[5] PERCEPTION OF SYMMETRY IN INFANCY [J]. DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1981, 17 (01) : 82 - 86

[6] Bornstein MH, 1985, MEASUREMENT AUDITION, P253

[7] Cutting J.E., 1981, INTERSENSORY PERCEPT, P249

[8] CODING THEORY ADAPTED TO GAIT PERCEPTION [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE, 1981, 7 (01) : 71 - 87

[9] PROGRAM TO GENERATE SYNTHETIC WALKERS AS DYNAMIC POINT-LIGHT DISPLAYS [J]. BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS & INSTRUMENTATION, 1978, 10 (01): : 91 - 94

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[1] Banks M, 1983, INFANCY DEVELOPMENTA, V2, P435

[2] INFANT SENSITIVITY TO FIGURAL COHERENCE IN BIOMECHANICAL MOTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY, 1984, 37 (02) : 213 - 230

[3] THE PARTIAL-LAG DESIGN - A METHOD FOR CONTROLLING SPONTANEOUS REGRESSION IN THE INFANT-CONTROL HABITUATION PARADIGM [J]. INFANT BEHAVIOR & DEVELOPMENT, 1983, 6 (03) : 331 - 338

[4] BERTENTHAL BI, 1985, CHILD DEV, V56, P531

[5] PERCEPTION OF SYMMETRY IN INFANCY [J]. DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1981, 17 (01) : 82 - 86

[6] Bornstein MH, 1985, MEASUREMENT AUDITION, P253

[7] Cutting J.E., 1981, INTERSENSORY PERCEPT, P249

[8] CODING THEORY ADAPTED TO GAIT PERCEPTION [J]. JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE, 1981, 7 (01) : 71 - 87

[9] PROGRAM TO GENERATE SYNTHETIC WALKERS AS DYNAMIC POINT-LIGHT DISPLAYS [J]. BEHAVIOR RESEARCH METHODS & INSTRUMENTATION, 1978, 10 (01): : 91 - 94

[10] THE MINIMUM PRINCIPLE AND THE PERCEPTION OF ABSOLUTE, COMMON, AND RELATIVE MOTIONS [J]. COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY, 1982, 14 (02) : 211 - 246