John Franchak

Associate Professor

University of California, Riverside

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Karen E. Adolph

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Christina Hospodar

New York University

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Heather Kirkorian

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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John Franchak

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Developmental Changes in How Head Orientation Structures Infants’ Visual Attention

An update of the development of motor behavior

Longitudinal relations between independent walking, body position, and object experiences in home life.

Performance variability and affordance perception: practice effects on perceptual judgments for walking versus throwing

The effect of narrative coherence and visual salience on children’s and adults’ gaze while watching video

Age differences in orienting to faces in dynamic scenes depend on face centering, not visual saliency

Eye-Head-Body Coordination in the Motor-Memory Trade-off

Towards a common code for difficulty: Navigating a narrow gap is like memorizing an extra digit

A Contactless Method for Measuring Full-Day, Naturalistic Motor Behavior Using Wearable Inertial Sensors

Adapting the coordination of eyes and head to differences in task and environment during fully-mobile visual exploration

Head and body structure infants’ visual experiences during mobile, naturalistic play

Developmental changes in infants’ and children’s attention to faces and salient regions vary across and within video stimuli.

Calibration of perception fails to transfer between functionally similar affordances

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Karen E. Adolph

Christina Hospodar

Heather Kirkorian

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