creators_name: Stahl, Daniel
creators_name: Striano, Tricia
editors_name: Berthouze, Luc
editors_name: Kaplan, Frédéric
editors_name: Kozima, Hideki
editors_name: Yano, Hiroyuki
editors_name: Konczak, Jürgen
editors_name: Metta, Giorgio
editors_name: Nadel, Jacqueline
editors_name: Sandini, Giulio
editors_name: Stojanov, Georgi
editors_name: Balkenius, Christian
type: confposter
datestamp: 2006-07-23
lastmod: 2011-03-11 08:56:31
metadata_visibility: show
title: Joint attention in the first year: The
coordination of gaze and affect between 7 and
10 months of age
ispublished: pub
subjects: dev-psy
subjects: behanal
full_text_status: public
keywords: infant development, joint attention, triadic social skills, joint engagement looks
abstract: We used a multilevel growth model to describe
the developmental trajectories of infant’s
coordinated attention between people and
objects between 7 and 10 months of age.
Additionally, we assed whether the
coordinated attention looks were accompanied
by smiles as infants interacted social partners.
These results confirm the emergence of visual
joint attention skills before the end of the first
year. These results will be useful in the
construction of robotic systems that engage in
joint attention.
date: 2005
date_type: published
volume: 123
publisher: Lund University Cognitive Studies
pagerange: 151-152
refereed: TRUE
citation:   Stahl, Daniel and Striano, Tricia  (2005) Joint attention in the first year: The coordination of gaze and affect between 7 and 10 months of age.  [Conference Poster]     
document_url: http://cogprints.org/4996/1/stahl.pdf