Lecture 4- Visual Development Flashcards

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Infant looking preferences show babies have a bias for

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  • High contrast images

- ‘Face like’ stimuli

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2
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Visual acuity at birth is

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  • Poor

- But the general pattern for CSF is similar to adults

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3
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When do infants have 20/20 vision

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36 months

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4
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People born with cataracts and have them removed react how to two faces with different spatial configuration

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Take longer to differentiate, impaired face perception

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5
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Magnocellular (parasol)

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  • Motion
  • Luminance
  • Low sf
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6
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Parvocellular (midget)

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  • Colour

- High sf

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7
Q

Colour discrimination half with every

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Doubling of age

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8
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The ratio of input of the cones along a lifespan is

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The same

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9
Q

Infants from age 4-6 months group colour

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Categorically

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10
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Can very young children perceive depth

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Yes

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11
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In newborn infants, the integration between perception and action is

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Not perfect

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12
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Young children have some of the individual skills for

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Size constancy

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13
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Young children don’t necessarily integrate across

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Visual clues

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14
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Perceptual narrowing

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Experience or lack of experience shapes perceptual experience
i.e. refinement

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15
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In infants there is a refinement of perception based on

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Visual experience in the first year of life

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16
Q

Nature scenes have what spatial frequencies

S(f)

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1/f distribution of spatial frequencies

S(f) = 1/f

17
Q

Neurons in the primary visual cortex have response profiles optimised to process

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Nature scene information

18
Q

Adults are sensitive to

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The slope of distributions found in natural scenes

19
Q

Children are not sensitive to the slope of distributions found in natural scenes till

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10 years old because of immaturities in low level vision

20
Q

Adapting to the spatial frequency of different scene types results in

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A change in participants contrast to sensitivity functions

21
Q

Trypophobic images have an excess of energy at the

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  • Mid spatial frequencies

- Matches the spectral profile of some hazardous animals

22
Q

Aesthetics are influenced by

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Low level properties of an image

23
Q

The spectral sensitivities of human colour receptors have evolved to optimally represent

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The variation in colour of blood flow and diets of our ancestors

24
Q

Natural scenes contain the greatest amount of variance along

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  • One particular direction in colour space.

- This is the way that sunlight and skylight vary

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Colour discrimination is poorer along
The negative diagonal of a chromaticity diagram from blue to orange
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Natural scene statistics in infancy can impact on
Adult colour perception into adulthood
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More ‘natural’ distributions of colour are higher in
Artistic merit
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The immaturity of the infant visual system may provide the best learning ground for
Discriminating faces