论文信息 - The coordination of eye and head movements during early infancy: A selective review

The coordination of eye and head movements during early infancy: A selective review

A review of work dealing with the human infant's ability to use coordinated eye and head movements is presented. Primary emphasis is given to performance under two conditions: (1) the shifting of fixation to a visual stimulus in the periphery; and (2) the use of eye movements to maintain fixation by compensating for the effects of externally imposed head movements.

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