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Postural and Object-Oriented Experiences Advance Early Reaching, Object Exploration, and Means -End Behavior

Identifieur interne : 000883 ( PascalFrancis/Corpus ); précédent : 000882; suivant : 000884

Postural and Object-Oriented Experiences Advance Early Reaching, Object Exploration, and Means -End Behavior

Auteurs : Michele A. Lobo ; James C. Galloway

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The effects of 3 weeks of social (control), postural, or object-oriented experiences on 9- to 21-week-old infants' (N = 42) reaching, exploration, and means - end behaviors were assessed. Coders recorded object contacts, mouthing, fingering, attention, and affect from video. Postural and object-oriented experiences advanced reaching, haptic exploration of objects, and developing means-end behavior compared to social experience. Object-oriented experience best-advanced means - end behavior. The results suggest that the development of novel behaviors is dependent on multiple subsystems and can be similarly advanced by addressing a variety of these subsystems. They also suggest that past experiences with active object exploration can facilitate early information processing and the development of early knowledge.

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