Spontaneous and elicited smiles and vocalizations of infants in four Israeli environments

Cognitive psychology · Developmental psychology · Child and Animal Learning Development · Child Development and Digital Technology · Infant Health and Development · Psychology

• Affect and attachment

  Open Access•Rivka Landau•Infant Mental Health Journal•1989

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• Parental Ethnotheories, Social Practice and the Culture-Specific Development of Social Smiling in Infants

  Joscha Kärtner, M Holodynski et al.•Mind Culture and Activity•2013

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• Infant Crying and Fussing

  Open Access•Rivka Landau•Journal of Cross-Cultural…•1982

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• The Emergence of Social Smiling

  Open Access•Viktoriya Wörmann, M Holodynski et al.•Journal of Cross-Cultural…•2014

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• Nine Levels of Explanation

  Open Access•Melvin Konner•Human Nature•2021

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• A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Infancy

  Open Access•Emmy E Werner, Emmy Ε Werner•Journal of Cross-Cultural…•1988

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• Extent that the mother represents the social stimulation to which the infant is exposed

  Rivka Landau•Developmental Psychology•1976

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