Co-ordination of actions, visual perception, and inhibition in human and non-human primate development

Vauclair, Pr O and Houdé, Pr O (2000) Co-ordination of actions, visual perception, and inhibition in human and non-human primate development. [Journal (Paginated)]

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Abstract

The originality of Langer's approach to cognitive development (Langer, 1980, 1986) lies in the study of the pragmatic components (actions, object manipulations) of protologicomathematical and protophysical cognition before the age of 2. This perspective falls in line with Piaget's constructive psychology.

Item Type:	Journal (Paginated)
Keywords:	action schemes, visual perception, non human primates, infants, inhibition
Subjects:	Psychology > Developmental Psychology
ID Code:	3594
Deposited By:	Vauclair, Pr Jacques
Deposited On:	30 Apr 2004
Last Modified:	12 Sep 2007 17:51

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