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Visual and haptic spatial coding in young children

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Visual and haptic spatial coding in young children

Auteurs : Y. Hatwell ; G. Sayettat

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Three experiments compared the evolution of visual and haptic spatial modes of responding in localization tasks. It was predicted that object-referred coding would be delayed in the haptic modality because the number and the salience of available external cues are reduced in haptics. Children aged 3-7 years were tested in a 180o observer's rotation task (Expt 1) and in two display rotation taks (Expts 2 and 3) in which ambiguous instructions could orient the child either towards an object-referred coding (in which the target was localized by reference to the geometric properties of the display supporting it) or towards an object-independent coding (in which the target was localized as if no spatial displacements occurred)

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