Titlebook: Sensory-Motor Organizations and Development in Infancy and Early Childhood; Proceedings of the N H. Bloch,B. I. Bertenthal Conference proce

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On Reconceptualising Sensori-Motor Development in Dynamic Systems Termseal of information to show that the very young infant is particularly able to extract information from dynamic displays both specific to particular sensory channels and to “amodal” information common to more than one sensory channel.

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The Perception-Action Couplings in terms of physical and informational constraints, such as attractors in the underlying dynamics of action and perceptual information specific to them. Perception and action are coupled by laws of control that relate informational variables to parameters of the action system so as to regulate beh

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Situational Analysis: Yes — Radical Systems Theory: No.the right way of describing human and animal biology. However, this hope dwindled when I learned from Jacques Monod and his book, Le hasard et la necessite (1970, pp. 93f.), that such an approach is not only too vague to be applied to living organisms but also, and worse, that it has a tendency to r

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Neurobehavioural Studies of Sensory-Motor Development and Its Originsospective studies up to preschool- and school age of groups at risk (as indicated by obstetrical or neurological complications, such as hypoxia or anoxia at birth, preterm birth, early growth retardation) present us with equivocal findings: specific risk factors, such as preor dysmaturity, have hard

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Temporal Organizaton in Fetal and Newborn Movementstation and remains stable from midgestation through birth. Its postnatal fate is unknown. Animal and human data are consistent with a multisource model, although the cyclicity may arise from interactions among distributed elements with no localized sources of oscillation..Time-lapse movies have sho