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12:30 to 1:45pm
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Exhibit Hall A
In Poster Session: 2-146 - Poster Session 7
On Individual Poster: 56 - Differential Effects of Attentional Deficits on Language Acquisition: A Cross-syndrome Study
Non-Presenting Author
8:00 to 9:30am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Room 201A
In Paper Symposium: 3-013 - Contingency Detection in Infancy: Developmental Origins and its Role in Self-Awareness, Action Processing, and Social Interactions
On Presentation: Body Perception in Newborns: Sensitivity to Temporal and Spatial Contingencies
Non-Presenting Author
8:00 to 9:30am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Room 201A
In Paper Symposium: 3-013 - Contingency Detection in Infancy: Developmental Origins and its Role in Self-Awareness, Action Processing, and Social Interactions
On Presentation: The Role of Visuomotor Contingency in the Development of Perceptual-Motor Couplings in Infancy
Non-Presenting Author
8:00 to 9:30am
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Room 201C
In Paper Symposium: 3-015 - Theoretical and Methodological Challenges in Infant Eye-Tracking
On Presentation: Modeling Longitudinal Trajectories of Fixation Durations in Infants
Non-Presenting Author
9:55 to 11:25am
Marriott, Floor: Level 4, Franklin Hall 5
In Paper Symposium: 3-078 - New approaches to understanding SES differences in neurocognitive development across the lifespan
On Presentation: Early predictors of language development in infants from low-SES families: a multi-ethnic eye-tracking study in the community
Non-Presenting Author
1:55 to 3:25pm
Marriott, Floor: Level 5, Grand Ballroom Salon C
In Paper Symposium: 3-185 - Body representations in development
On Presentation: Neural mechanisms of body awareness in infancy
Non-Presenting Author
1:55 to 3:25pm
Penn CC, Floor: 200 Level, Room 201A
In Paper Symposium: 3-158 - Socioeconomic Disparities in Cognitive Development in Infancy and Early Childhood
On Presentation: Adapting Eye-Tracking Paradigms to Assess SES-Related Individual Differences in Six-Month-Old Infants
Non-Presenting Author