Visual Perception in Infancy

Infant research is often overlooked and unknown by the general public. We tend to think little babies simply have a lot of developing to do. This book particularly focuses on research performed on visual perception in infancy. First, we will read about Robert Fantz' foundational research. Next, we will leap forward about thirty years to Alan Slater's research. Finally, we will learn about findings from research conducted in 2007 by David Kelly and his colleagues.

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What could be interesting about the way infants see the world around them?

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Babies can only communicate through crying. So, how can research be conducted successfully on them?

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