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Using nonlinear methods to quantify changes in infant limb movements and vocalizations

Topic:

NA

Authors:

Abney, Warlaumont, Haussman, Ross, Wallot

Journal/Publication:

Frontiers in Psychology

Year:

2014

Participant Age Range:

1 –

10 months

Sample Size:

1

Participant Language:

NR

Abstract:

The pairing of dynamical systems theory and complexity science brings novel concepts and methods to the study of infant motor development. Accordingly, this longitudinal case study presents a new approach to characterizing the dynamics of infant limb and

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