Kim Astor
Postdoctoral position at Department of Psychology; Developmental Psychology
- E-mail:
- kim.astor@psyk.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Von Kraemers allé 1A och 1C
752 37 Uppsala - Postal address:
- Box 1225
751 42 UPPSALA
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Keywords
- gaze following
- social utveckling
- spädbarn
- ögonrörelsekamera
Publications
Recent publications
Part of Psychological Science, p. 296-307, 2025
- DOI for Infant Gaze Following Is Stable Across Markedly Different Cultures and Resilient to Family Adversities Associated With War and Climate Change
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Gaze following in infancy: Five big questions that the field should answer
Part of Advances in Child Development and Behavior, p. 191-223, 2022
Maternal postpartum depression impacts infants' joint attention differentially across cultures
Part of Developmental Psychology, p. 2230-2238, 2022
Part of Developmental Science, 2022
- DOI for High quality social environment buffers infants’ cognitive development from poor maternal mental health: Evidence from a study in Bhutan
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Gaze following emergence relies on both perceptual cues and social awareness
Part of Cognitive development, 2021
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Part of Psychological Science, p. 296-307, 2025
- DOI for Infant Gaze Following Is Stable Across Markedly Different Cultures and Resilient to Family Adversities Associated With War and Climate Change
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Gaze following in infancy: Five big questions that the field should answer
Part of Advances in Child Development and Behavior, p. 191-223, 2022
Maternal postpartum depression impacts infants' joint attention differentially across cultures
Part of Developmental Psychology, p. 2230-2238, 2022
Part of Developmental Science, 2022
- DOI for High quality social environment buffers infants’ cognitive development from poor maternal mental health: Evidence from a study in Bhutan
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Gaze following emergence relies on both perceptual cues and social awareness
Part of Cognitive development, 2021
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Social and emotional contexts predict the development of gaze following in early infancy
Part of Royal Society Open Science, 2020
- DOI for Social and emotional contexts predict the development of gaze following in early infancy
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Part of Infancy, p. 79-89, 2019
Gaze Following Is Not Dependent on Ostensive Cues: A Critical Test of Natural Pedagogy
Part of Child Development, p. 2091-2098, 2018