zelazo造句

• In 2007, Zelazo moved to the University of Minnesota, where he holds the Nancy M . and John E . Lindahl Professorship in the Institute of Child Development, and is Co-Director ( with Stephanie M . Carlson ) of the Developmental Social Cognitive Neuroscience Lab.
• Together with Suzanne Zelazo, Gammel published " Crystal Flowers : Poems and a Libretto by Florine Stettheimer, " and " Body Sweats : The Uncensored Writings of Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven ", the first major English collection of the Baroness's poems.
• Zelazo also has made major methodological contributions to the study of executive function, including the " Dimensional Change Card Sorting Task ", which demonstrated a striking developmental shift from age 3 to 5 years in rule-based reasoning and self-control, and has become a leading behavioral assessment of executive function for preschool children.
• Gammel and Zelazo locate in Stettheimer s work a  grammar of artifice . . . designed to cultivate an acute awareness of aesthetic perspective in the reader, as well as  an aesthetics of cellophane,  a decidedly modern material she used to decorate her stages and her bedroom, occasionally mixing it with old-fashioned laces.
• While obvious distress cues ( e . g . crying ) allow even three year olds to identify victims of harm ( Zelazo, Helwig, & Lau, 1996 ), it isn't until around six years of age that children are able to appreciate that a person may be an unwilling victim of harm even in the absence of obvious distress ( Shaw & Wainryb, 2006 ).