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The Early Years of Robert Shaw's Craniofacial Growth Project

The early years of Robert Shaw's long series of studies of the perception of growth are summarized. This body of work, when compared to an ideal set of ecological studies of event perception, misses some components. However, it is among the most successful bodies of ecological research, one involving an unusually wide variety of disciplines in addition to psychology. The scope and success of the project reflect the breadth and depth of Shaw's intellectual interests.