This study investigates how infants perceive and react to different events. The purpose is to observe infants' reactions to scenes such as a ball rolling, a character walking behind a screen, or a person performing simple actions. Researchers aim to understand how infants' perception relates to their actions.
During the study, infants will watch these events while their visual attention is recorded. A special device called a remote near infrared eye-tracker will be used to track where the infants look during the events.
- Who can participate: Infants within a specific age range are eligible to participate in this study. Key eligibility factors include typical developmental milestones for their age.
- Study details: Infants will watch various events while their gaze is tracked using a remote near infrared eye-tracker. This device measures where they look during the study.
