Infancy

Volume 4 : Issue 4

Table of Contents

• The Still Face: A History of a Shared Experimental Paradigm 
  Lauren B. Adamson and Janet E. Frick
  Page 451-473
• Things Still To Be Done on the Still-Face Effect 
  E. Z. Tronick
  Page 475-482
• The Still-Face Effect: Methodological Issues and New Applications 
  Darwin Muir and Kang Lee
  Page 483-491
• Additional Components of the Still-Face Effect: Commentary on Adamson and Frick 
  Jeffrey F. Cohn
  Page 493-497
• One Still Face, Many Visions 
  Janet E. Frick and Lauren B. Adamson
  Page 499-501
• Parent and Nonparent Perception of the Multimodal Infant Cry 
  Julia R. Irwin
  Page 503-516
• The Impact of Maternal Characteristics and Sensitivity on the Concordance Between Maternal Reports and Laboratory Observations of Infant Negative Emotionality 
  Esther M. Leerkes and Susan C. Crockenberg
  Page 517-539
• Infant Emotionality: Observational Methods and the Validity of Maternal Reports 
  David R. Forman, Karin Larsen, Katherine C. Coy, Laura L. Gorman and Scott Stuart
  Page 541-565
• Cross-Task Stability in Infant Attention: New Perspectives Using the Still-Face Procedure 
  B. Shayle Abelkop and Janet E. Frick
  Page 567-588
• Newborn Behavior and Risk of Postnatal Depression in the Mother 
  A.-L. Sutter-Dallay, L. Murray, E. Glatigny-Dallay and H. Verdoux
  Page 589-602
• Child, Caregiver, and Temperament Contributions to Infant Joint Attention 
  Amy Vaughan, Peter Mundy, Jessica Block, Courtney Burnette, Christine Delgado, Yania Gomez, Jessica Meyer, A. Rebecca Neal and Yuly Pomares
  Page 603-616
• Acknowledgment of Guest Reviewers 
  
  Page 617-618
• Author Index to Volume 4 
  
  Page 619-620
• Contents Index to Volume 4 
  
  Page 621-623