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Haptic perception of objects in infancy

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Haptic perception of objects in infancy

Auteurs : Arlette Streri ; Elizabeth S. Spelke

Source :

Cognitive Psychology [ 0010-0285 ] ; 1987.

RBID : ISTEX:728A80630B1A9C41B223402BE482B51E36899A06

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Habituation, Mouvement stimulus, Mémoire, Nourrisson, Perception visuelle, Permanence objet, Processus acquisition, Sensibilité tactile, Transmission information.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Acquisition process, Discrimination Learning, Female, Form Perception, Habituation, Humans, Infant, Information transmission, Male, Memory, Object permanency, Psychology, Child, Stereognosis, Stimulus movement, Tactile sensitivity, Transfer (Psychology), Visual perception.
MESH :
- Discrimination Learning, Female, Form Perception, Humans, Infant, Male, Psychology, Child, Stereognosis, Transfer (Psychology).

Abstract

Four-month-old infants held two rings, one in each hand, out of the field of view. In one condition, the rings could be moved independently; in the other condition, the rings could only be moved rigidly together. After exploring the rings haptically, infants received a haptic or visual test with pairs of rings that were connected or separated. The findings of four experiments provide evidence that infants explored the rings bimanually, producing patterns of rigid or independent motion, that infants discriminated between the two motion patterns, and that this discrimination transferred from touch to vision. Most importantly, the experiments provide evidence that infants perceived the unity and boundaries of objects by detecting the motion patterns they themselves produced. Infants who explored the independently movable rings perceived two distinct objects, whereas those who explored the rigidly movable rings perceived a single object that was connected between the two hands. Since the same motion patterns specify object boundaries in the visual mode, object perception may depend on a relatively central process.

Url:

https://api.istex.fr/document/728A80630B1A9C41B223402BE482B51E36899A06/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1016/0010-0285(88)90022-9

Affiliations:

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