Dr. Sarah Eiteljoerge
@sareit.bsky.social
Researcher @uniGoettingen studying kids and their (language) development. She/her.
New paper out with Alina Matzerath, Hyo Gweon and @nivimani.bsky.social 🥳🎄
Infants (6-15 months) followed the gaze of an adult, a 5-year-old child, and an 11-month-old infant. Thus, infants consider not only adults but also peers and young children as potentially interesting social partners👶
Infants (6-15 months) followed the gaze of an adult, a 5-year-old child, and an 11-month-old infant. Thus, infants consider not only adults but also peers and young children as potentially interesting social partners👶
Infants follow the gaze of same‐age peers, young children, and adults
Gaze following – infants’ orienting towards an object attended to by their social partner – has been linked to a range of socio-cognitive skills. Despite considerable research on when infants follow ...
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December 10, 2024 at 6:47 PM
New paper out with Alina Matzerath, Hyo Gweon and @nivimani.bsky.social 🥳🎄
Infants (6-15 months) followed the gaze of an adult, a 5-year-old child, and an 11-month-old infant. Thus, infants consider not only adults but also peers and young children as potentially interesting social partners👶
Infants (6-15 months) followed the gaze of an adult, a 5-year-old child, and an 11-month-old infant. Thus, infants consider not only adults but also peers and young children as potentially interesting social partners👶