What Do Young Infants Do During Eye-Tracking Experiments? IP-BET - A Coding Scheme for Quantifying Spontaneous Infant and Parent Behaviour.

Front Psychol · 2020 · PMC7198886 · PMID 32411051

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They also showed longer total duration ( U = 770.0, p = 0.017) and a near-significant trend for mean duration of self-touch ( U = 727.5, p = 0.06).

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Self-touch Nearly three quarters of boys and just over half of girls showed self-touching behaviours during eye-tracking (approaching significance trend, χ 2 = 3.06, p = 0.08; see Supplementary Table S4 ).

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Apart from measuring these individual behaviours, we intended our coding scheme to capture the episodes of infant-parent dyadic interactions and various parental behaviours focused on the infant looking that are possibly significant for task performance, but rarely considered task-relevant.

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