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Infants parse dynamic action
DA Baldwin, JA Baird, MM Saylor, MA Clark
Child development 72 (3), 708-717, 2001
8152001
Young children's use of video as a source of socially relevant information
GL Troseth, MM Saylor, AH Archer
Child development 77 (3), 786-799, 2006
3912006
Infants' on-line segmentation of dynamic human action
MM Saylor, DA Baldwin, JA Baird, J LaBounty
Journal of Cognition and Development 8 (1), 113-128, 2007
1552007
Learning from explaining: Does it matter if mom is listening?
B Rittle-Johnson, M Saylor, KE Swygert
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology 100 (3), 215-224, 2008
1472008
Third‐party social interaction and word learning from video
K O’Doherty, GL Troseth, PM Shimpi, E Goldenberg, N Akhtar, MM Saylor
Child development 82 (3), 902-915, 2011
1432011
Co-viewing supports toddlers’ word learning from contingent and noncontingent video
GA Strouse, GL Troseth, KD O'Doherty, MM Saylor
Journal of experimental child psychology 166, 310-326, 2018
1332018
Infants interpret ambiguous requests for absent objects.
MM Saylor, P Ganea
Developmental Psychology 43 (3), 696, 2007
1042007
Infants' use of shared linguistic information to clarify ambiguous requests
PA Ganea, MM Saylor
Child Development 78 (2), 493-502, 2007
802007
Twelve‐and 16‐month‐old infants recognize properties of mentioned absent things
MM Saylor
Developmental Science 7 (5), 599-611, 2004
752004
How do young children deal with hybrids of living and non‐living things: The case of humanoid robots
MM Saylor, M Somanader, DT Levin, K Kawamura
British Journal of Developmental Psychology 28 (4), 835-851, 2010
732010
What’s mine is mine: Twelve‐month‐olds use possessive pronouns to identify referents
MM Saylor, PA Ganea, MD Vázquez
Developmental Science 14 (4), 859-864, 2011
662011
Infants' ability to parse continuous actions.
SJ Hespos, MM Saylor, SR Grossman
Developmental psychology 45 (2), 575, 2009
662009
Children use whole-part juxtaposition as a pragmatic cue to word meaning.
MM Saylor, MA Sabbagh, DA Baldwin
Developmental Psychology 38 (6), 993, 2002
652002
Maternal coping and depressive symptoms as predictors of mother–child communication about a child’s cancer
EM Rodriguez, L Murphy, K Vannatta, CA Gerhardt, T Young-Saleme, ...
Journal of pediatric psychology 41 (3), 329-339, 2016
582016
Remote control and children’s understanding of robots
MC Somanader, MM Saylor, DT Levin
Journal of experimental child psychology 109 (2), 239-247, 2011
582011
The extent of default visual perspective taking in complex layouts.
LJ Baker, DT Levin, MM Saylor
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance 42 (4), 508, 2016
572016
Language Promotes Structural Alignment in the Acquisition of Mentalistic Concepts.
DA Baldwin, MM Saylor
Why Language Matters for Theory of Mind, Apr, 2002, University of Toronto …, 2005
552005
Let’s chat: On-screen social responsiveness is not sufficient to support toddlers’ word learning from video
GL Troseth, GA Strouse, BN Verdine, MM Saylor
Frontiers in psychology 9, 2195, 2018
542018
Direct observation of mother–child communication in pediatric cancer: Assessment of verbal and non-verbal behavior and emotion
MJ Dunn, EM Rodriguez, KS Miller, CA Gerhardt, K Vannatta, M Saylor, ...
Journal of pediatric psychology 36 (5), 565-575, 2011
542011
Tests of concepts about different kinds of minds: Predictions about the behavior of computers, robots, and people
DT Levin, SS Killingsworth, MM Saylor, SM Gordon, K Kawamura
Human–Computer Interaction 28 (2), 161-191, 2013
502013
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