Mobile sensing refers to the collection of methods by which researchers derive measures of
human behaviours and contexts from the onboard sensors and logs found in smartphones …

An individual's early interactions with their environment are thought to be largely passive;
through the early years, the capacity for volitional control develops. Here, we consider: how …

How can researchers best measure infants' motor experiences in the home? Body position—
whether infants are held, supine, prone, sitting, or upright—is an important developmental …

Independent locomotion is associated with a range of positive developmental outcomes, but
unlike cognitive, linguistic, and social skills, acquiring motor skills requires infants to …

Long-form audio recordings have had a transformational effect on the study of infant
language acquisition by using mobile, unobtrusive devices to gather full-day, real-time data …

Joint action, generally defined as working together towards a common purpose, has become
an important concept in many areas of cognitive science, from philosophical appraisal of its …

Children learn what words mean from hearing words used across a variety of contexts.
Understanding how different contextual distributions relate to the words young children say …

Everyday caregiver‐infant interactions are dynamic and multidimensional. However, existing
research underestimates the dimensionality of infants' experiences, often focusing on one or …

Can lessons from infants solve the problems of data-greedy AI? Skip to main content Thank
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The development of independent sitting changes everyday opportunities for learning and
has cascading effects on cognitive and language development. Prior to independent sitting …