Tamara Demke's research while affiliated with Concordia University Montreal and other places

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Can Infants Use a Nonhuman Agent's Gaze Direction to Establish Word–Object Relations?
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  • Jul 2009
Adopting a procedure developed with human speakers, we examined infants' ability to follow a nonhuman agent's gaze direction and subsequently to use its gaze to learn new words. When a programmable robot acted as the speaker (Experiment 1), infants followed its gaze toward the word referent whether or not it coincided with their own focus of attent...
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... Twenty studies included toddlers who were 12 months or older, while seven studies included infants under 12 months. Five studies reported the socioeconomic status of the families [63][64][65][66][67], all belonging to the middle-class. For more details about the samples, see S1 Table. ...
Reference: Social robots in research on social and cognitive development in infants and toddlers: A scoping review
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