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Head-Mounted Eye Tracking: A New Method to Describe Infant Looking

by Franchak, John M. , Kretch, Kari S. , Soska, Kasey C. , Adolph, Karen E.

in Adults / Attention / Babies / Biological and medical sciences / Child Development / Cognition / Crawling / Destinations / DEVELOPMENTAL METHOD / Developmental psychology / Eye fixation / Eye Movements / Eye tracking / Eye tracking data / Eyes / Female / Field of view / Fixation, Ocular / Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology / Gaze / Hand movements / Human Body / Humans / Infant / Infant Behavior / Infants / Locomotion / Male / Methodology / Mother-Child Relations / Mothers / Motor Reactions / Newborn. Infant / Orientation / Parent Child Relationship / Physical Activities / Psychology, Child / Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry / Psychology. Psychophysiology / Psychomotor Performance / Pursuit, Smooth / Speech Perception / Tracking / Utterances / Video Recording - instrumentation / Visual Fields / Visual fixation / Visual Perception / Visual Stimuli / Visual task performance / Vocalization / Walking

2011

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Head-Mounted Eye Tracking: A New Method to Describe Infant Looking

by Franchak, John M. , Kretch, Kari S. , Soska, Kasey C. , Adolph, Karen E.

2011

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Head-Mounted Eye Tracking: A New Method to Describe Infant Looking

by Franchak, John M. , Kretch, Kari S. , Soska, Kasey C. , Adolph, Karen E.

2011

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Head-Mounted Eye Tracking: A New Method to Describe Infant Looking

Franchak, John M.,

Kretch, Kari S.,

Soska, Kasey C.,

Adolph, Karen E.

2011

Overview

Despite hundreds of studies describing infants' visual exploration of experimental stimuli, researchers know little about where infants look during everyday interactions. The current study describes the first method for studying visual behavior during natural interactions in mobile infants. Six 14-month-old infants wore a headmounted eye-tracker that recorded gaze during free play with mothers. Results revealed that infants' visual exploration is opportunistic and depends on the availability of information and the constraints of infants' own bodies. Looks to mothers' faces were rare following infant-directed utterances but more likely if mothers were sitting at infants' eye level. Gaze toward the destination of infants' hand movements was common during manual actions and crawling, but looks toward obstacles during leg movements were less frequent.

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd,Wiley-Blackwell,Oxford University Press

Subject

Adults

/ Attention

/ Babies

/ Biological and medical sciences

/ Child Development

/ Cognition

/ Crawling