Early mother–infant coordinated interactions play a critical role in infant development. The
present study describes the development of the dyadic coordination of vocalization and …

This is a longitudinal study of development in coordinated mother–infant vocal interaction
from 4 to 10 months (N= 41) focusing on the development of turn-taking patterns and time …

This study used an event-based approach to provide empirical evidence regarding the
nature of coordination in 3-and 6-month-old infants. Vocalizations and facial actions of 12 …

Although theories of early social development emphasize the advantage of mother-infant
rhythmic coupling and bidirectional coordination, empirical demonstrations remain sparse …

Changes in the organization of infant looking, facial expressions, and vocalizations were
examined over age (4, 7, and 10 months) and with different social partners. Although infants …

This study examined development and stability in emerging patterns of co-regulation in
mother–infant dyads (n= 101) over the later half of the first year of life. Links to infants' …

Examination of infant vocalization patterns across interactive and noninteractive contexts
may facilitate better understanding of early communication development. In the current …

This experiment explored multiple antecedents of differences in the quality of motherinfant
interaction during a videotaped free-play episode at 5 months. Subjects were 76 mother …

A microgenetic research design with a multiple case study method and a combination of
quantitative and qualitative analyses was used to investigate interdyad differences in real …

The ability to coordinate expressive behaviors is crucial to the development of social and
emotional communication. Coordination involves systematic sequencing of behaviors from …