论文信息 - Monocular Compared to Binocular Depth Perception in Human Infants

Monocular Compared to Binocular Depth Perception in Human Infants

Human infants were made temporarily monocular with an eye patch. They performed like bginocular infants on the visual cliff at visual depths of 25 centimeters or more. At a visual depth of 12.7 centimeters infants younger than 9 months of age revealed a monocular weakness by turning toward the uncovered eye.

R. D. Walk

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