Scott A. Adler is the Associate professor of Psychology in York University, he has completed his PhD from Rutgers University, New Jersey, has authored and co-authored various research articles and his current research is in relation between visual, perceptual and cognitive processes in young infants' formation of future-oriented cognitive expectations for the spatial, temporal, and content information of visual events, and the interface between these expectations and memory processes. Development of infants' ability to selectively attend to singular items in visual arrays of multiple objects, including mechanisms for active inhibition. The development of object recognition and the processes involved in infants' control and execution of eye movements.

relation between visual, perceptual and cognitive processes in young infants' formation of future-oriented cognitive expectations for the spatial, temporal, and content information of visual events, and the interface between these expectations and memory processes. 2.Development of infants' ability to selectively attend to singular items in visual arrays of multiple objects, including mechanisms for active inhibition. 3.The development of object recognition and the processes involved in infants' control and execution of eye movements