15. Perceptual Development Flashcards

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1
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You can test was a baby sees and thinks using p____ l____

A

Preferential looking

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You can test what a baby sees and thinks by showing them f____ and n____ things

A

Familiar and novel (familiarisation)

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3
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What are two bias in the infant visual system?
Bias to h____ c____ and s____ s____

A

Bias to high contrast
and specific stimuli

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4
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Infants have an early preference for f____ l____ stimuli

A

Face like

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5
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Visual a____ is poor at birth, but by ____ months children have 20/20 vision

A

acuity, 36

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6
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Why might the immaturity of infant visual system provide the best learning ground for discriminating faces?
Teaching weighting of g____ p____ over l____ p____

A

Teaching weighting of global processing over local processing

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7
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Define “critical periods”

A

A period in development when perceptual systems are sensitive to environmental stimuli

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8
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Although all the colour receptors are present at birth, pathways to seeing colour are i____

A

immature

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9
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What is meant by colour discrimination thresholds?

A

How intense a colour needs to be to be able to tell it apart from grey

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10
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At 4 days old, infants look longer at Mum’s face than a stranger’s face,
but not when it’s just the i____ f____
and only after m____-m____ e____

A

… it’s just the internal features
… multi-modal exposure (hello!)

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__ month olds discriminate faces of other species, __ month olds do not

A

6, 9

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Define Perceptual narrowing
E____, or lack of e____, shapes e____

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Experience, or lack of experience, shapes expertise (‘use it or lose it’/refinement)

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13
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Perceptual narrowing is d____ g____

A

Domain general

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14
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Cues like l____ aid the ability to d____ faces

A

labelling, discriminate

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