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| Gustaf GredebackSummaryAffiliation: University of Oslo Country: Norway Publications
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The development and neural basis of pointing comprehensionGustaf Gredeback
The Cognitive Developmental Research Unit EKUP, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo 0317, Blindern, Oslo, Norway
Soc Neurosci 5:441-50. 2010..The functional similarity of the adult N200 and the infant P400 component suggests that they might have a common source...- Eye tracking in infancy researchGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway
Dev Neuropsychol 35:1-19. 2010..The article ends with a critical discussion about the pros and cons of corneal reflection eye tracking... - Goal anticipation during action observation is influenced by synonymous action capabilities, a puzzling developmental studyGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
Exp Brain Res 202:493-7. 2010..53). These findings suggests a connection between manual ability and the ability to anticipate the goal of others' actions in toddlers, in accordance with the direct matching hypothesis... - Infants' understanding of everyday social interactions: a dual process accountGustaf Gredeback
The Cognitive Developmental Research Unit EKUP, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Norway
Cognition 114:197-206. 2010..We argue that evaluation of rationality requires less experience than anticipations of action goals, suggesting a dual process account of preverbal infants' everyday action understanding... - The development of joint visual attention: a longitudinal study of gaze following during interactions with mothers and strangersGustaf Gredeback
The Cognitive Developmental Research Unit EKUP, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Norway
Dev Sci 13:839-48. 2010..Instead, the findings are discussed with respect to the social cognitive framework, suggesting that young infants are driven by social cognitive motives in their interactions with others... - Action type and goal type modulate goal-directed gaze shifts in 14-month-old infantsGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway
Dev Psychol 45:1190-4. 2009..These results demonstrate that action type and goal type modulate the latency of goal-directed gaze shifts in infants... 
Taking an action perspective on infant's object representationsGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Postboks 1094, Blindern, 0317 Oslo, Norway
Prog Brain Res 164:265-82. 2007..But infants also have the ability to rapidly adjust to novel trajectories that violate their initial expectations. All of these findings support a constructivist view of infants object representations...- The development of the still-face effect: mothers do matterAnnika Melinder
The Cognitive Developmental Research Unit EKUP, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway
Infant Behav Dev 33:472-81. 2010..Results further suggest that from 6 to 8 months of age, stranger induced protest flattens out; whereas mother induced protest decreases. The results are discussed in relation to different theories regarding infant responsiveness... - Goal directedness and decision making in infantsBen Kenward
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
Dev Psychol 45:809-19. 2009..Possible explanations include that they had not learned the specifics of the action outcome; they had not acquired the necessary desire; or they had acquired both but did not integrate them to make a decision... - Learning about occlusion: initial assumptions and rapid adjustmentsOlga Kochukhova
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, 751 42 Uppsala, Sweden
Cognition 105:26-46. 2007..Experiment 2 replicates these effects and demonstrates a robust memory effect extending 24h. In occlusion tasks such long-term memory effects have previously only been observed in 14-month-olds (Moore & Meltzoff, 2004)... - Infants predict other people's action goalsTerje Falck-Ytter
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Box 1225, 751 42 Uppsala, Sweden
Nat Neurosci 9:878-9. 2006..The activation of this system requires observing an interaction between the hand of the agent and an object... 
Brain activation during upright and inverted encoding of own- and other-age faces: ERP evidence for an own-age biasAnnika Melinder
Department of Psychology, University of Oslo, Norway
Dev Sci 13:588-98. 2010..Effects of orientation are discussed in relation to the holistic hypothesis and recent data that compromise this view...- Preverbal infants anticipate that food will be brought to the mouth: an eye tracking study of manual feeding and flying spoonsOlga Kochukhova
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
Child Dev 81:1729-38. 2010..These results are discussed in relation to experience and a possible phylogenetic influence on perception and understanding of feeding... - Developmental asymmetries between horizontal and vertical trackingHelena Grönqvist
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Box 1225, SE 75142 Uppsala, Sweden
Vision Res 46:1754-61. 2006..Learning effects were observed within-trials but no transfer between trials was found... - The development of reactive saccade latenciesGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Box 1225, 75142, Uppsala, Sweden
Exp Brain Res 173:159-64. 2006..SRTs decreased from 595 ms (SE=30) at 4 months of age to 442 ms (SE=13) at 8 months of age. In addition, SRTs were lower during high velocities (comparing 4.5 and 9 degrees/s) and vertical (compared to horizontal) saccades... - Cortical processing of visual motion in young infantsKerstin Rosander
Department of Psychology, Box 1225, Uppsala University, 75142 Uppsala, Sweden
Vision Res 47:1614-23. 2007..The results are in agreement with behavioural and psychophysical data in infants... - The development of two-dimensional tracking: a longitudinal study of circular pursuitGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Box 1225, 75142, Uppsala, Sweden
Exp Brain Res 163:204-13. 2005..The results also suggest that horizontal and vertical tracking are mutually dependent during early development. Saccades were predictive (average lag >-125 ms) from 6 months onwards... - Teleological reasoning in 4-month-old infants: pupil dilations and contextual constraintsGustaf Gredeback
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
PLoS ONE 6:e26487. 2011..The study demonstrates that teleological processes are online at 4 months of age and illustrates the usefulness of pupil dilations as a measure of social cognitive processes early in infancy... - The motor cortex is causally related to predictive eye movements during action observationClaudia Elsner
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden
Neuropsychologia 51:488-92. 2013..The study provides direct support for the view that a direct matching process implemented in the mirror-neuron system plays a functional role for real-time goal prediction... - Humans Anticipate the Goal of other People's Point-Light ActionsClaudia Elsner
Department of Psychology, Uppsala University Uppsala, Sweden
Front Psychol 3:120. 2012..The present study demonstrates that kinematic information from biological motion can be used to anticipate the goal of other people's point-light actions and that the presence of biological motion is sufficient for anticipation to occur... - Look Who's Talking: Pre-Verbal Infants' Perception of Face-to-Face and Back-to-Back Social InteractionsElse Marie Augusti
Department of Psychology, University of Oslo Oslo, Norway
Front Psychol 1:161. 2010.... - Action production influences 12-month-old infants' attention to others' actionsErin N Cannon
Human Development Department, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, USA
Dev Sci 15:35-42. 2012..Learning over the course of trials was not evident. These findings demonstrate a direct influence of the motor system on online visual attention to others' actions early in development...