Title
Infant's Detection of Visual-Tactual Discrepencies: Asymetrics That Indicate a Directive Role of Visual Information
Document Type
Article
Publication Source
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perceptions and Performance
Abstract
Infants' cross-modal functioning was investigated in two studies. In Study 1, 11-month-old infants were confronted with five different visual–tactual discrepancies created with a mirror arrangement. In Study 2, infants were confronted with discrepancies that were the converse of those which seemed to go unnoticed in Study 1
Recommended Citation
Weinberger, Nanci and Bushnell, Emily W., "Infant's Detection of Visual-Tactual Discrepencies: Asymetrics That Indicate a Directive Role of Visual Information" (1987). Applied Psychology Journal Articles. Paper 23.http://digitalcommons.bryant.edu/apjou/23


Comments
Published by the American Psychological Association in Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance Special Issue: The Ontogenesis of Perception Volume 13, Issue 4, pages 601-608.
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