A dynamic systems approach to development: Applications.

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Part 1 From the dynamics of motor skill to the dynamics of development: dynamic pattern formation - a primer, J.A. Scott Kelso et al dynamic systems in development - action systems, Eugene C. Goldfield on the development of walking as a limit-cycle system, Jane E. Clark et al new ways to think about old questions, Mary Ann Roberton behavioural chaos - beyond the metaphor, Steven S. Robertson et al. Part 2 Can dynamic systems theory be usefully applied in areas other than motor development?: dynamic approaches to infant perception and action - old and new theories about the origins of knowledge, George Butterworth behavioural and emotional states in infancy - a dynamic perspective, Peter H. Wolff complementary processes in the perception and production of human movements, Bennett I. Bertenthal and Jeannine Pinto the dynamics of action and interaction, Darren Newtson a dynamic systems model of cognitive growth - competition and support under limited resource conditions, Paul van Geert toddlers' achievement of co-ordinated action with conspecifics - a dynamic systems perspective, Carol 0. Eckerman systems and language - implications for acquisition, Michael Tucker and Kathryn Hirsh-Pasek commentary - the strange attractiveness of dynamic systems to development, Richard N. Aslin.

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