Depth perception in babies | Babies: Their Wonderful World

The visual cliff tests the importance of crawling for development of depth perception.

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  • Clip length: 7'00''
  • Broadcast year: 2018
Curriculum Connection
  • Psychology
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  • Provider: BBC
  • Channel: BBC Two
  • Programme: Babies: Their Wonderful World
  • Series: 1
  • Episode: Becoming Independent

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