James T. Todd

This publication record appears to combine two distinct research strands, likely reflecting either a name-sharing situation in the data or a very broad research portfolio: one on human visual perception (how people perceive 3D shape, material properties, motion, and shading from images) and another on infant attention, multisensory processing, and early language development. The visual perception work investigates how the brain interprets cues like shading, fluid motion, and object collisions to infer shape, material, and physical properties of the world, while the developmental work examines how infants' attention to faces, voices, and social cues in early life relates to later language and cognitive outcomes.

Publication output has been relatively steady over the past decade, fluctuating between roughly 3 and 9 papers per year without a clear sustained increase or decline.

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