Herbert Kaye

Boston University — United States

Health Professions · Health Sciences

16h-index1.9kcitations36works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Infant Health and Development(12), Infant Development and Preterm Care(8), EEG and Brain-Computer Interfaces(6), Child and Animal Learning Development(6), Functional Brain Connectivity Studies(5)

Publications36 total

P234 Continuous theta-burst stimulation differentiates children with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder from typically developing children
Clinical Neurophysiology·2020· 1 cited
Comparative Effects of Sleep on a Standard Mattress to an Experimental Foam Surface on Sleep Architecture and CAP Rates
SLEEP·1997· 31 cited
EEG Mapping Applications in Psychiatric Disorders<sup>*</sup>
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry·1989· 11 cited
Psychological, topographic EEG, and CT scan correlates of frontal lobe function in schizophrenia
Psychiatry Research·1989· 55 cited
Computerized EEG analyses of autistic children
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders·1986· 178 cited
The strength of the orienting response during inhibitory conditioning
Behavioural Processes·1985
Hippocampal afterdischarge interferes with storage of spatial information in a working memory test.
PubMed·1984· 6 cited
Neonatal conditionability: A new paradigm for exploring the use of interoceptive cues
Infant Behavior and Development·1983· 4 cited
Neurometric evaluation of cognitive dysfunctions and neurological disorders in children
Progress in Neurobiology·1983· 174 cited
Neurometric Evaluation of Learning Disabled Children
International Journal of Neuroscience·1981· 39 cited
Developmental Equations for the Electroencephalogram
Science·1980· 482 cited
Developmental Equations Reflect Brain Dysfunctions
Science·1980· 148 cited
Neurometrics
Science·1977· 295 cited
Early Experience as the Basis for Unity and Cooperation of “Differences”
Elsevier eBooks·1977· 3 cited
Some Suggestions for Reclassification of Ontogenetically Relevant Early Psychomotor Behavior
1976
Reinforcement from the sucking environment and subsequent modification of sucking behavior in the human neonate
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology·1974· 6 cited
Infant Sucking Behavior and Its Modification
Advances in child development and behavior·1967· 47 cited
Rearing of Macaca mulatta from birth.
PubMed·1966· 2 cited
Enhancement of neonatal sucking through reinforcement
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology·1966· 40 cited
Work decrement and rest recovery during non-nutritive sucking in the human neonate
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology·1966· 11 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Lewis P. Lipsitt(8), E. Roy John(5), Hyun Jung Ahn(5), Leslie S. Prichep(5), Gerald R. Levin(4), Trygg Engen(3), M. Trepetin(2), Daniel I. Brown(2), Paul A. Easton(2), Robert W. Thatcher(2), David Cantor(2), Peter Williamson(2), Bernard Z. Karmel(1), W. C. Corning(1), M.M. John(1), Thalı́a Harmony(1), Alfredo Toro(1), Irvin M. Gerson(1), F. Bartlett(1), Pedro A. Valdés‐Sosa(1)