Cognitive Studies: Bulletin of the Japanese Cognitive Science Society
Online ISSN : 1881-5995
Print ISSN : 1341-7924
ISSN-L : 1341-7924
Feature : The Cognitive Science of Everyday Things
Describing Development of Intention Understanding with Support in its Environment
Focusing on Repetitive Activity in Mother and Infant's Interaction
Kei AoyamaMasato SasakiKentaro Suzuki
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2014 Volume 21 Issue 1 Pages 125-140

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Abstract
This study attempted to describe detailed observations of actual developmental pro-
cess of joint attention frame. A case study was conducted repetitive changing processes
of mother and infant’s interaction using the same set of toys between the ages of 7–
16months. 55times of “Build and break block events” were analyzed. The following
results were obtained. First, three type of action building block up by mother and three
type of action breaking block by infant was classified. Second, at each month, there was
change in infant’s action pattern. The results show developmental changes that infant’s
action which was adjusted to single event gradually became to be adjusted to repetitive
events and to be a lower procedure for other acts. Third, arrangement of blocks layout
which the mother brought about gave the opportunity for these changes to arise. This
issue might reveal some of “field of promoted action”, which was presented by Edward
Reed (1996).
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