New Studies Reveal Infants' World of Vision

with Robert L. Fantz, 1925-1981 (2010),
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Abstract / Summary: Scientists have discovered a groundbreaking way of learning how infants use visual information to adapt to new surroundings. Although eye-tracking technology has been around for years, it is now small enough to be used to examine how toddlers view their environment. Recent studies using this technology show important implications for studying young children's perceptual, cognitive and social development. VOA's Denise Lew reports.
Field of Interest: Psychology
Content Type: Interview
Format: Related Web resources
URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLWMFRvVed0
Psychologist: Robert L. Fantz, 1925-1981
Publication Year: 2010
Subject: Psychology, Social Sciences, Psychology & Counseling, Biological Psychology, Developmental Psychology, What are Babies Watching?, Observation Methods, Observation Methods, Psicobiologia, Psicobiología, Psicología del Desarrollo, Psicologia do Desenvolvimento, Biology and Human Behavior
Keywords and Translated Subjects: Psicobiologia, Psicobiología, Psicología del Desarrollo, Psicologia do Desenvolvimento