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Newborn's Visual System
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Newborn's Visual System
Disscusses the development of an infant's nervous system in relation to vision, acuity, stereoscopic sight and accuracy.
2,025 words (approx. 8.1 pages) |
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1989
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" When a human infant is born its nervous system is still developing, it has not yet formed all of its neural connections nor have the neurons reached complete physical maturation. Because of this, the newborn lives in a very different world than the adult human. To be more specific, the visual world of the infant is considerably different from the visual world of the adult. The visual system of the newborn is very immature compared to that of even a 4 month old; therefore, the newborn does not perceive much of the (or at least the same) stimuli as would an adult or 4 month old. The consequences of an immature visual system are extensive. The newborn sees the world as a fuzzy, somewhat drab place.The human nervous system at full.term birth (i.e., a 9 month (...)"
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"Newborn's Visual System" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Essay-Newborn's-Visual-System/17737>
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