Infants will fixate on an object when it is repeatedly presented to them. This illustrates the idea of habituation in psychology.
Newborns have the ability to recognize edges, movements, and even have some rudimentary depth awareness (e.g., size and shape constancy; Slater, 1995). However, because infants do not perceive objects like adults do, they do not "know" that the universe is made up of overlapping items that are separated by hidden sections.
Infants' ability to distinguish between two stimuli that typically differ on one or more perceptual dimensions has been shown in studies of baby perception using the concept of habituation. In this paradigm, a stimulus is repeatedly presented to a newborn in order for them to get "habituated" to it.
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