From early in life, infants watch other people's actions. How do young infants come to make
sense of actions they observe? Here, we review empirical findings on the development of …

The adult human brain quickly adapts to regular temporal sequences, and emits a sequence
of novelty responses when these regularities are violated. These novelty responses have …

Perception is a complex process, where prior knowledge exerts a fundamental influence
over what we see. The use of priors is at the basis of the well-known phenomenon of central …

With many features competing for attention in their visual environment, infants must learn to
deploy attention toward informative cues while ignoring distractions. Three eye tracking …

As lifelong statistical learners, humans are remarkably sensitive to the unfolding of elements
and events in their surroundings. In the present work, we examined the timecourse of non …

We investigated whether 12-month-old infants rely on information about the certainty of goal
selection in order to predict observed reaching actions. Infants' goal-directed gaze shifts …

Infants possess basic capabilities to assess various quantitative properties such as number,
size, and time. Preverbal discriminations are approximate, however, and are similarly limited …

Predictive Eye Movements During Action Observation in Infancy : Understanding the
Processes Behind Action Prediction diva-portal.org Digitala Vetenskapliga Arkivet Simple …

In the present work, we detail a set of experiments aimed at elucidating the neural
mechanisms underpinning statistical learning across space, time, and input modality …

Perception is a complex process, where prior knowledge exerts a fundamental influence
over what we see. The use of priors is at the basis of the well-known phenomenon of central …