The effect of speaker identity, voice inflection, vocabulary, and message redundancy on infants' selection of vocal reinforcement

Studies of attention in the human infant.

J. Kagan, Michael Lewis · Merrill-palmer Quarterly · 1965 · 198 citations

Medicine, Human Development, Psychology +12

The genesis of language: A psycholinguistic approach

Journal of Communication Disorders · 1968 · 153 citations

Language Studies, Linguistics, Language Acquisition +11

INFANTS' DIFFERENTIAL REACTIONS TO FAMILIAR AND DISTORTED FACES

Jerome Kagan, Barbara Henker, Amy Hen-Tov et al. · Child Development · 1966 · 97 citations

Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +17

On the need for relativism.

Jerome Kagan · American Psychologist · 1967 · 96 citations

Humanities, Philosophy, Philosophy Of Science +3

Infants' Differential Reactions to Familiar and Distorted Faces

Jerome Kagan, Barbara Henker, Amy Hen-Tov et al. · Child Development · 1966 · 84 citations

Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology +17