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Please join us for Developmental Science HOA, a new collaborative Hangout On Air series which is co-hosted by Science on Google+ and Developmental Psychology. In the first Developmental Science HOA we will be talking with Dr. Gedeon Deák. Gedeon Deák is a Professor of Cognitive Science and Human Development at University of California, San Diego and is the director of the Cognitive Development Laboratory at UC-San Diego. Gedeon Deák studies the dynamics of infant social interactions and social learning, using experimental behavioral paradigms, ethnographic investigations, physiological studies, and computer simulations. He and his collaborators conducted the first study of real-time interactions between parents and toddlers with high-density EEG and motion capture of both participants. He also studies how children learn and use words, and how they flexibly shift their attention, representations, and inferences.
Important Links
Curriculum Vitae: http://goo.gl/qLtUaC
Lab Website: http://goo.gl/AQ78h6
ResearchGate: http://goo.gl/Mj8deH
Relevant Papers
Watch the hands: infants can learn to follow gaze by seeing adults manipulate objects: http://goo.gl/bSMzKy
Young children’s fast mapping and generalization of words, facts, and pictograms :http://goo.gl/nhykZF
A Unified Account of Gaze Following: http://goo.gl/f14c04
Micro-analysis of infant looking in a naturalistic social setting: insights from biologically based models of attention: http://goo.gl/i0S8uA
Visual Prediction in Infancy: What is the Association with Later Vocabulary? :http://goo.gl/I1xUaS
Please note that some of the papers are behind a paywall. Manuscripts can be downloaded through the lab pubs page, http://www.cogsci.ucsd.edu/~deak/cdlab/publications.html.
Thanks Gedeon Deák , that was a really informative and interesting talk. The EEG/muse data that you were talking about at the end was very novel to me and really quite extraordinary. Thanks to Science on Google+ and our moderators Chris Robinson and Buddhini Samarasinghe for bringing us this great presentation.
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