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UMass Amherst PSYCH 350 - Visual Acuity

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PSYCH 350 1st Edition Lecture 14 Outline of Last Lecture I. WeightII. BMIIII. breast milkIV. obesityV. LocomotionVI. Brain development Outline of Current Lecture i. Visual Acuityii. Testingiii. VEPiv. HabituationCurrent Lecturepreferential looking developed by Robert Fantzpresented new born with two pictures, they would look at one picture more than theother.. preference for one picture over the other picture--look at babies face to see which picture they chose to look at longer--babies looked at things that had higher visual complexitygrating acuity- no variability in contrast teller acuity cards-testing a series of grating--starts out wide and then the bars get closer together each gratingthe form of the VEPHabituation babies given repeated shakes of the rattle he baby eventually ignored the rattle or the stimulusshow baby picture of brad pitt gets less interested as you continue to show the picture then show picture of someone else gets more interestedsaccaid- rapid jumps in our eyessimilar in adults but they don’t make as big of a jumpbabies have bad visual acuity they can looks at detailsThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.watched


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