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    Sen·si·tive pe·ri·od
    /ˈsensədiv ˈpirēəd/

    noun

    • 1. a time or stage in a person's development when they are more responsive to certain stimuli and quicker to learn particular skills.

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  2. Nov 21, 2023 · The sensitive period of development refers to the overlapping periods of child development in which children are sensitive to specific stimuli or interactions. It is...

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  4. Apr 19, 2018 · sensitive period. a stage in development when an organism can most rapidly acquire a particular skill or characteristic. For example, in humans, the 1st year of life is considered significant for the development of a secure attachment bond.

    • Laurel Gabard-Durnam1,2 and Katie A McLaughlin3
    • Experience deprivation approach to sensitive periods
    • Experience substitution
    • Novel approaches to studying sensitive periods
    • Conclusion

    Sensitive periods neurobiologically encode environmental experiences to facilitate plasticity and learning in human development.Knowledgeofhumansensitiveperiodshaslargely come from methods developed in animal models and remains limited in many domains. We provide a framework and suite of approaches to study these phenomena in humans to stimulate pr...

    Sensitive periods encode specific environmental experiences. Exploiting variance in the timing of these expected inputs has produced insights into sensitive period plasticity. Experience deprivation paradigms con-stitute the earliest and most common approach to study-ing sensitive periods and compare how the absence of an expected experience at dif...

    Whereas deprivation approaches manipulate the timing of expected experiences in development, substitution approaches manipulate the nature of these experiences. That is, substitution paradigms alter specific types of expected experiences (Figure 2c). For example, young birds learn to sing songs from adult tutors through a series of sensitive period...

    Thus far, approaches to studying sensitive periods in humans have originated from methods used in animal models. Below, we propose three novel approaches rooted in human neuroscience to generate progress in under-standing sensitive periods across species.

    Sensitive periods involve complex learning mechanisms, and studying these important developmental phenomena requires a suite of approaches. Though the environmental deprivation paradigm has dominated sensitive period research in animal models, its limitations in studies of human development suggest other approaches may lead to better understanding ...

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  5. Sensitive periods refer to the developmental time windows during which experiences have an especially strong impact on brain organization. Of note, while similar experiences can still affect the brain outside of these sensitive periods, the consequences for brain reorganization will not be as strong. Critical periods refer to the limited time ...

  6. Apr 1, 2019 · In short, a sensitive period is a phase or window in a childs development when they are most capable of and responsive to absorbing a certain skill. There are a variety of sensitive periods in childhood, but here are some that apply to toddlers.

  7. Dec 1, 2020 · Sensitive periods neurobiologically encode environmental experiences to facilitate plasticity and learning in human development. Knowledge of human sensitive periods has largely come from methods developed in animal models and remains limited in many domains.

  8. The sensitive period, in the context of child development, refers to specific time frames in a childs life when they are particularly receptive to acquiring certain skills or knowledge. These periods are characterized by heightened sensitivity and rapid learning ability.

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