
pmid: 7350666
Stereoscopic depth perception was tested in human infants by a new method based on attracting the infant's attention through movement of a stereoscopic contour formed from a dynamic random-element stereogram. The results reveal that stereopsis emerges at 3½ to 6 months of age, an outcome consistent with evidence for rapid postnatal development of the visual system.
Depth Perception, Age Factors, Motion Perception, Humans, Infant, Visual Pathways
Depth Perception, Age Factors, Motion Perception, Humans, Infant, Visual Pathways
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