The current review offers a unique introduction to the use of corneal reflection eye tracking in
infancy research. We provide a detailed description of how to calibrate, collect, and analyze …

Perception of the social world in terms of agents and their intentional relations is
fundamental to human experience. In this chapter, we review recent investigations into the …

The book you are about to read is about research that asks questions like" How do our
senses operate?"" What is the connection between nervous system activity and perception?" …

In simple tests of preference, infants as young as newborns prefer faces and face-like stimuli
over distractors. Little is known, however, about the development of attention to faces in …

Statistical learning–implicit learning of statistical regularities within sensory input–is a way of
acquiring structure within continuous sensory environments. Statistics computation, initially …

Newborn babies look preferentially at faces and face-like displays, yet over the course of
their first year much changes about both the way infants process visual stimuli and how they …

Children judge robots and computers based on social contingency, but little is known about
how children treat semi‐socially contingent devices like digital voice assistants. This study …

As children increasingly interact with digital voice assistants, it is important to know whether
they treat these devices as reliable information sources. Two studies investigated children's …

Infant eye tracking is becoming increasingly popular for its presumed precision relative to
traditional looking time paradigms and potential to yield new insights into developmental …

The visual world of adults consists of objects at various distances, partly occluding one
another, substantial and stable across space and time. The visual world of young infants, in …