Assessing the effects of engagement with maternal ostensive signals in infants with neurodevelopmental risk
Background. Social ostensive signals, such as gaze, gaze following, calling the infant’s name, gesture and smile, are communicative cues commonly observed during interactions between infants and caregivers to indicate intent to interact or convey information. While extensive research has document...
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Nanyang Technological University
2024
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