Week 11-12: Visual Perceptual Motor System Flashcards
(17 cards)
At what age do we become responsive to light?
6-7 mo GA; increased movement and localization towards stimuli
At what age does monocular vision start?
birth to 3
At what age do we begin to have binocular vision?
3 months
Which reflex at 3 months supports our ability to have binocular vision?
ATNR
At what age do we start to develop motor skills and cognitive attention and organization?
3-6 mo
At what age do we develop depth perception, spatial orientation and rudimentary object permanence?
7-9 mo
At what age do we refine object permanence and spatial/depth perception?
9-12 mo
At what age do we create constructional abilities, visual associations, and symbolic representations of objects?
1-3 years
aAt what age do we refine form constancy and figure ground?
3-5 years
This concept says that an object can have multiple uses and forms
form constancy
visual discrimination and spatial orientation is refined during what age range?
3-10 years
Describe the visual perceptual motor progression for kids and ball play development?
1-4 years: rolling back and forth, trapping
4-6 years: speed, direction, size
7-9 years: predicting visual projections
10+ years: coordination of multiple systems
The term “throughput” is also known as?
processing
Visual fixating and tracking of an object; vision reinforces movement
Visual Focusing
Object closure and object permanence are concepts involved in?
visual monitoring
what term is used for the ability to identify the distinctive qualities of visual information?
visual discrimination
Meaningful categories/sequenced and associative/adaptive learning are important in what concept?
visual memory
