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12. Infant Exploration and Play
A Window on Cognitive Development
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Jay Belsky
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Acknowledgments IX
- Introduction 1
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Part I. General Themes
- 1. Human Babies as Embryos 5
- 2. Transactional Models in Early Social Relations 15
- 3. The Coherence of Individual Development 19
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II. Prenatal and Perinatal Influences
- 4. Smoking During Pregnancy 31
- 5. Maternal Alcoholism and the Outcome of Pregnancy 43
- 6. Lasting Behavioral Effects of Obstetric Medication on Children 50
- 7. Parent-to-Infant Attachment 55
- 8. Prematurity 65
- 9. Perinatal Indicators and Psychophysiological Precursors of Crib Death 74
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Part III. Cognitive-Perceptual Development
- 10. Our Developing Knowledge of Infant Perception and Cognition 83
- 11. Transitions in Infant Sensorimotor Development and the Prediction of Childhood IQ 95
- 12. Infant Exploration and Play 109
- 13. Early Communication and Language Development 121
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Part IV. Socioemotional Development
- 14. The Development of Infant-Mother Attachment 133
- 15. Continuity of Adaptation in the Second Year 144
- 16. Growth of Social Play with Peers During the Second Year of Life 157
- 17. Self, Other, and Fear 167
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Part V. Postnatal Influences Within and Beyond the Family
- 18. Dimensions of Early Stimulation and Their Differential Effects on Infant Development 179
- 19. Infant Obedience and Maternal Behavior 194
- 20. And Daddy Makes Three 204
- 21. Mother, Father, and Infant as an Interactive System 216
- 22. Interactions Between 18-Month-Olds and Their Preschool Siblings 227
- 23. Maternal Employment and Mother-Child Interaction 233
- 24. The Effects of Day Care 243
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Part VI. Early Intervention
- 25. Compensatory Education for Disadvantaged Children 257
- 26. The Prenatal/Early Infancy Project 270
- References 287
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Acknowledgments IX
- Introduction 1
-
Part I. General Themes
- 1. Human Babies as Embryos 5
- 2. Transactional Models in Early Social Relations 15
- 3. The Coherence of Individual Development 19
-
II. Prenatal and Perinatal Influences
- 4. Smoking During Pregnancy 31
- 5. Maternal Alcoholism and the Outcome of Pregnancy 43
- 6. Lasting Behavioral Effects of Obstetric Medication on Children 50
- 7. Parent-to-Infant Attachment 55
- 8. Prematurity 65
- 9. Perinatal Indicators and Psychophysiological Precursors of Crib Death 74
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Part III. Cognitive-Perceptual Development
- 10. Our Developing Knowledge of Infant Perception and Cognition 83
- 11. Transitions in Infant Sensorimotor Development and the Prediction of Childhood IQ 95
- 12. Infant Exploration and Play 109
- 13. Early Communication and Language Development 121
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Part IV. Socioemotional Development
- 14. The Development of Infant-Mother Attachment 133
- 15. Continuity of Adaptation in the Second Year 144
- 16. Growth of Social Play with Peers During the Second Year of Life 157
- 17. Self, Other, and Fear 167
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Part V. Postnatal Influences Within and Beyond the Family
- 18. Dimensions of Early Stimulation and Their Differential Effects on Infant Development 179
- 19. Infant Obedience and Maternal Behavior 194
- 20. And Daddy Makes Three 204
- 21. Mother, Father, and Infant as an Interactive System 216
- 22. Interactions Between 18-Month-Olds and Their Preschool Siblings 227
- 23. Maternal Employment and Mother-Child Interaction 233
- 24. The Effects of Day Care 243
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Part VI. Early Intervention
- 25. Compensatory Education for Disadvantaged Children 257
- 26. The Prenatal/Early Infancy Project 270
- References 287