Learning in the Development of Infant Locomotion

Karen Adolph is the author of Learning in the Development of Infant Locomotion, Volume 62, Number 3, published by Wiley.

• Abstract v I: Relevance of Infant Locomotion for Understanding Development 1II: Adaptive Locomotion: Sources of Information and Task Constraints 6III: Implications of Previous Research and the Purpose of the Current Study 29IV: Method 34V: Data Coding 47VI: Changes in Infants' Ability to Cope With Slopes 57VII: Developmental Correlates 87VIII: Individual Differences 99IX: Understanding Change 107References 131Acknowledgments 140New Paradigms and New Issues: A Comment on Emerging Themes in the Study of Motor Development 141Bennett L. Bertenthal, Steven M. BokerToward a Developmental Ecological Psychology 152 Eugene C. GoldfieldDiscovering the Affordances of Surfaces of Support 159 Eleanor J. GoldfieldContributors 163Statement of Editorial Policy 164