Document Type
Article
Abstract
In this study, it was hypothesized that experimentally introduced noise would disrupt infant object mastery performance in the home environment. Twenty-four 12-month-old infants performed under control and experimental test conditions on alternating home visits. A tape-recording of talk radio conversations was introduced during the experimental test visit. Each videotaped visit included a test session with 6 short object mastery trials. The hypothesis was not supported. The implications of the findings are addressed.
Recommended Citation
Weinberger, Nanci, "Infant Object Mastery in the Home: A Robust Phenomenon" (2003). Applied Psychology Working Papers. Paper 4.http://digitalcommons.bryant.edu/apwork/4
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