Jeanne Shinskey

Experience

• 2006–present
  Lecturer, Department of Psychology, Royal Holloway, University of London
• 2003–2006
  Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of South Carolina

Education

• 1999 
  University of Massachusetts, Amherst, PhD

Publications

• 2014
  Picturing Objects in Infancy, Child Development
• 2012
  Disappearing décalage: Object search in light and dark at 6 months, Infancy
• 2010
  Something old, something new: A developmental transition from familiarity to novelty preferences with hidden objects. , Developmental Science
• 2009
  Preschoolers’ non-symbolic arithmetic with large sets: Is addition more accurate than subtraction? , Journal of Experimental Child Psychology
• 2008
  The sound of darkness: Why do auditory cues aid infants’ search for objects hidden by darkness but not by visible occluders?, Developmental Psychology
• 2005
  Familiarity breeds searching: Infants reverse their novelty preferences when reaching for hidden objects, Psychological Science
• 2003
  Are infants in the dark about hidden objects? , Developmental Science
• 2002
  Infants’ object search: Effects of variable object visibility under constant means-end demands, Journal of Cognition and Development
• 2001
  Detecting transparent barriers: Clear evidence against the means-end deficit account of search failures, Infancy
• 2000
  Object permanence in five-and-a-half-month-old infants?, Infancy
• 2000
  The effects of graded occlusion on manual search and visual attention in 5- to 8-month-old infants. , Infancy
• 1998
  On perception of a partially occluded object in 6-month-olds. , Cognitive Development
• 1997
  Interpreting infant looking: The Event Set x Event Set design. , Developmental Psychology

Grants and Contracts

• 2013
  The relational body: Sharing body representations with significant others.

  Role:

  Co-Investigator

  Funding Source:

  UK Economic and Social Research Council

• 2007
  Developmental Changes in the Strength of Infants’ Object Representation

  Role:

  Principal Investigator

  Funding Source:

  US National Science Foundation

• 2001
  Why Do Infants Fail to Search for Hidden Objects?

  Role:

  Principal Investigator

  Funding Source:

  US National Institutes of Health