Chapter 14 Perception and Action in Development

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Mind Body Dualism is in the

17th Century

  • Descartes


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Mind-Body Dualism holds that the

mind and body are distinct measures

  • Mind: Thinking Substance

  • Body: Extended or Physical Substance


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Historical Views : Motor, perceptual, and cognitive development were believed to be

Independent from eachother

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During the 1960’s-1970’s, several theories were

proposed that acknowledged the interrelationships among the systems ​

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Historical Views: What is the importance of perceptual-motor activity

Cognition, and skilled movement

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Popular theories among the mid-20th century ​

Neurological theory of Declatto​

Physiological optics program of Getman ​

Visual perception tests and program of Frostig, Lefever and Whittlesey ​

Sensory integration tests of Ayres ​

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Piaget Historical Views

Reality is constructed by relating action to sensory information.​

Children move through stages.​

Perception and action are not well organized in infancy.​

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