Sanefuji, W.
Development of social cognition in infancy: A longitudinal study
The 24th Fukuoka International Symposium on Pediatric/Maternal-Child Health Research, Kyushu University, 2013. 8.31.
Sanefuji, W.
First step to communication: Baby's attention to "like-me" beings.
Cognitive Sciences Brown Bag Lecture, University of Zurich, Switzerland, 2010. 7. 7.
Sanefuji, W.
Baby's world: Developmental foundation for understanding others.
World Association for Infant Mental Health 12th World Congress, Leipzig, 2010.6.29- 7.3.
Sanefuji, W., Yamashita, H., & Ohgami, H.
Development of understanding other's intention in infancy- Research on infants' preference for others like self and its clinical application-
The 17th Fukuoka International Symposium on Pediatric/Maternal-Child Health Research, Kyushu University, 2006. 9. 1.
Sanefuji, W.
Why are infants interested in infants?: The cognitive basis of infants' preference for age-mates
The third international workshop for young psychologists: Evolution and development of cognition, Kyoto University, 2005. 10. 22- 23.
実藤和佳子
乳児が示す乳児への選好
こころとからだ研究会,滋賀県立大学,2005. 5.20.
Sanefuji, W.
Recognition of intentional agents like oneself in human infants: A background of imitation
International Symposium on Comparative Study of Mimicry, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, 2005, 5.19.
Sanefuji, W.
Which do infants prefer, infants or adults?
Kyushu University developmental psychology symposium, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan, 2003. 10.18- 19.
Ohgami, H., & Sanefuji, W.
Development and developmental delay of joint attention in Japanese children: A longitudinal study using large sample
Social Cognitive Meeting, Emory University, Atlanta, USA, 2003. 1.22.
Sanefuji, W.
Development of understanding of other's intention in infancy
Social Cognitive Meeting, Emory University, Atlanta, USA, 2003. 1.22.