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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
Developmental changes in independent sitting, crawling, and walking provide new opportunities for children to interact with the world. Acquiring and improving motor skills, in turn, foster improvements in perceptual, cognitive, and language abilities. This session documents factors that influence improvements in motor skills and downstream consequences of these changing skills for perception and learning, as well as methodological innovations in assessing motor skills.
Measuring Infants’ Naturalistic Motor Behavior With Wearable Inertial Sensors and Machine-Learning Classification - Presenting Author: John M Franchak, University of California - Riverside
Why Infants Fall: Development Changes the Causes of Errors as Infants Acquire New Skills - Presenting Author: Danyang Han, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Jaya Rachwani, City University of New York Hunter College; Non-Presenting Author: Yueqiao Liu, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Karen E Adolph, New York University
The Development of Walking Skill: Effects of Contextual Factors, Skill Onset Ages, and Locomotor Practice - Presenting Author: Christina Hospodar, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Justine Hoch, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Do Kyeong Lee, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Patrick Shrout, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Karen E Adolph, New York University
Locomotion Training Influences Infants' Visual Prediction Ability - Presenting Author: Gloria Gehb, Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen; Non-Presenting Author: Bianca Jovanovic, University of Giessen; Non-Presenting Author: Amanda Kelch, Justus-Liebig-University Giessen; Non-Presenting Author: Gudrun Schwarzer, University of Giessen
Learning About a Location: Infants Navigate a Deformable Surface Based on Prior Experience - Presenting Author: Danyang Han, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Amy Joh, Seton Hall University; Non-Presenting Author: Yueqiao Liu, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Whitney G Cole, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Scott R. Robinson, Pacific Ethological Labs; Non-Presenting Author: Karen E Adolph, New York University
Developmental and Real-time Influences on Infant Locomotor Activity: Effects of Locomotor Posture and Toy Dispersion - Presenting Author: Christina Hospodar, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Justine Hoch, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Yasmine Elasmar, New York University; Non-Presenting Author: Karen E Adolph, New York University
Reaching While Learning to Sit in Infants at Typical and Elevated Likelihood of Autism - Presenting Author: Emily Roemer Britsch, University of Pittsburgh; Non-Presenting Author: Joshua L Schneider, University of Pittsburgh; Non-Presenting Author: Valentina Focaroli, Universita' Campus-Biomedico; Non-Presenting Author: Fabrizio Taffoni, Università Campus Bio-Medico; Non-Presenting Author: Flavio Keller, Universita' Campus-Biomedico; Non-Presenting Author: Jana M Iverson, Boston University