...: symbolic models and connectionist models. One particular focus of computational modeling research has been the development of object interactions during infancy. In this chapter, the authors describe a number of computational approaches to understand the developing object concept, focusing particularly...

...-dependent units of different forms or in terms of multimodal perceptual objects. Another theme is the relation between low-level object processing (segmentation and perceptual grouping processes) and high-level object knowledge embracing object concept and object-related expectations. A final theme...

...Scott P. Johnson, J. Gavin Bremner, and Alan M. Slater, Origins of object concepts in infancy In: Sensory Individuals. Edited by: Aleksandra Mroczko-Wąsowicz and Rick Grush, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2023. DOI: 10.1093/oso...

.... He also demonstrated behaviours that suggested progress in the development of his self-concept, his object concept, and his understanding of the relation of himself to others. Bates E Butterworth G Mead G Self Sroufe L Theory of mind Brooks Gunn J Categories Jargon Lewis M Mental...

... sensorimotor nature. One phenomenon that Piaget used to illustrate these ideas was the object concept as manifested in a task that has come to be known as the A‐not‐B task. Infant's perseverative searches for hidden objects in that task suggested object representations tightly tied to the here and now...

..., sounds, odours, or entities targeted by other non-v isual sense modalities) can qualify as perceptual objects for a given modality, and if so, by what criteria. Formulating a plausible account of perceptual objects would require criteria for both object conception and object individuation that specify...