MOVEMENT-PRODUCED STIMULATION IN DEVELOPMENT OF VISUALLY GUIDED BEHAVIOR
MOVEMENT-PRODUCED STIMULATION IN DEVELOPMENT OF VISUALLY GUIDED BEHAVIOR
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10.1037/h0040546
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发表时间:
1963-01-01
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通讯作者:
HEIN, A
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作者:
HELD, R;HEIN, A
Full and exact adaptation to sensory rearrangement in adult human Ss requires movement-produced sensory feedback. Riesen's work suggested that this factor also operates in the development of higher mammals but he proposed that sensory-sensory associations are the proposed that sensory-sensory associations are the prerequisite. To test these alternatives, visual stimulation of the active member (A) of each of 10 pairs of neonatal kittens was allowed to vary with its locomotor movements while equivalent stimulation of the second member (P) resulted from passive motion. Subsequent tests of visually guided paw placement, discrimination on a visual cliff, and the blink response were normal for A but failing in P. When other alternative explanations are excluded, this result extends the conclusions of studies of adult rearrangement to neonatal development.(18 ref.)(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)