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Kibble Awards for Literature 2018 : entries submitted.

Betrayed / by Amalie Skram ; translated from the Norwegian and with an afterword by Katherine Hanson and Judith Messick.

Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (Australia) - records of the W.G. Walkley Awards, 1956-1999

A total of 122 parent—infant dyads were observed as they watched a familiar or novel infant-directed video in a laboratory setting. Infants were between 12–15 and 18–21 months old. Infants were more likely to look toward the TV immediately following their parents' look toward the TV. This apparent social influence on infant looking at television was not solely due to the common influence of the television program on looking behavior. Moreover, infant looks that were preceded by parent looks tended to be longer in length than those that were not preceded by parent looks, suggesting that infants assign greater value to media content attended to by their parents. Thus, parental patterns of attention to television may influence early viewing behavior.

Child development, 2013-03, Vol.84 (2), p.591-603

Infant Gaze Following During Parent-Infant Coviewing of Baby Videos

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Kibble Awards for Literature 2018 : entries submitted.

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Betrayed / by Amalie Skram ; translated from the Norwegian and with an afterword by Katherine Hanson and Judith Messick.

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Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance (Australia) - records of the W.G. Walkley Awards, 1956-1999

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Infant Gaze Following During Parent-Infant Coviewing of Baby Videos

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