Perceptual, conceptual, and representational processes in infancy

Article Abstract:

A response by Amy Needham to the 7 commentaries on her research into infant cognitive processes in 'Journal of Experimental Psychology' 78, 3-24 (2001) is presented. The interdependence of object categorization, recognition and perception is discussed.

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Separating processes in object perception

Article Abstract:

A commentary on the research into cognitive processes in infants carried out by Amy Needham in 'Journal of Experimental Child Psychology' 78, 3-24 (2001) is presented. The development of object recognition skills in infants is discussed.

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The role of object recognition in young infants' object segregation

Article Abstract:

A commentary is presented on the research into infant cognitive processes reported by Amy Needham in 'Journal of Experimental Child Psychology' 78, 3-24 (2001). The categories used by infants to segregate objects is discussed.

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