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Habituation in high‐risk infants: reliability and patterns of responding

Abstract

Abstract We examined both the reliability of infant‐controlled habituation and patterns of responding in a group of high‐risk infants (mean age 16 mos). Good test–retest reliability was found for mean, total, and baseline looking time for one of the stimuli. Classification of infants' pattern of performance yielded two groups: linear (57%) and non‐linear (29%) responders; 14% of cases could not be classified because of cross‐session …

Authors

Brian JA; Landry R; Szatmari P; Niccols A; Bryson S

Journal

Infant and Child Development, Vol. 12, No. 4, pp. 387–394

Publisher

Wiley

Publication Date

October 2003

DOI

10.1002/icd.327

ISSN

1522-7227