Titlebook: Evolutionary Perspectives on Infancy; Sybil L. Hart,David F. Bjorklund Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 brain development.dev

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Childbirth and Infant Care in Early Human Ancestors: What the Bones Tell Us of isotopic signatures in fossil infant teeth. Thus, while major shifts in technology and acquisition of energy-rich food were necessary for the brain enlargement and overlapping dependent offspring found in Pleistocene ., many of the differences in birth and early infant care between modern humans

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An Unusually Human Time: Effects of the Most Social Stage on the Most Social Speciesling they receive from caregivers, and because infants universally receive care from various individuals, not just the mother, they are exposed to many different patterns of social stimulation and numerous relationships. According to the ., enlargement of the neocortex, caused by new social pressure

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Attachment and Caregiving in the Mother–Infant Dyad: Evolutionary Developmental Psychology Models ofachment, an affectional bond able to withstand being untethered to lactation by infants’ third year. The timing of the transition from lactation-based cohesion to attachment coincided with attenuated dependence on breast milk due to maturation of infants’ digestive and immune systems, and with the e

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Beyond the Language Module: Musicality as a Stepping Stone Towards Language Acquisitionhis phylogenetically old function. At the same time, non-human species are far inferior to humans in their ability to perceive and reproduce rhythmic patterns. On the basis of these observations, we tentatively propose that the emergence of tight auditory-motor coupling in neural systems, which unde

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What Is Unique in Infant Thinking About Others? Infant Social Cognition from an Evolutionary Perspecs’ social cognition does not lie in their tracking or understanding of others’ mental states, but instead in their willingness to make use of this understanding when it comes to sharing psychological states with others. Thus, what is unique in human infants’ thinking about others might be a high deg