The Mind of the Child Observations Concerning the Mental Development of the Huma
The Mind of the Child Observations Concerning the Mental Development of the Huma
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96th week. — I stood at the window in the second story and threw a piece of paper to the child, who was in the garden below. He picked it up, looked at it, and held it toward me a long time, with uplifted arm, ex- pressing his desire that I should take it — a convincing proof how little he appreciates distance.
108th week. — Looking at small photographic like- nesses of persons known to him, the child at once knows whom they represent; he must, therefore, have good power of accommodation, since... only in well-deiined retinal images can be perceived the differences, often slight, by which human faces are recognized.
113th week. — Articles of household furniture known to the child are also recognized at once when represented in the picture-book, and at a distance of three inches, and of three feet.
It follows from these observations that the accom- modation is perfect long before the perception of dis- tance begins — i. E. , the child is able to see plainly ob- jects at very unequal distances from the eye without knowing how unlike their distance is, nay, even without any knowledge of their being at unequal distances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
96th week. — I stood at the window in the second story and threw a piece of paper to the child, who was in the garden below. He picked it up, looked at it, and held it toward me a long time, with uplifted arm, ex- pressing his desire that I should take it — a convincing proof how little he appreciates distance.
108th week. — Looking at small photographic like- nesses of persons known to him, the child at once knows whom they represent; he must, therefore, have good power of accommodation, since... only in well-deiined retinal images can be perceived the differences, often slight, by which human faces are recognized.
113th week. — Articles of household furniture known to the child are also recognized at once when represented in the picture-book, and at a distance of three inches, and of three feet.
It follows from these observations that the accom- modation is perfect long before the perception of dis- tance begins — i. E. , the child is able to see plainly ob- jects at very unequal distances from the eye without knowing how unlike their distance is, nay, even without any knowledge of their being at unequal distances.
What to read after The Mind of the Child Observations Concerning the Mental Development of the Huma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Preyer William T. to read onlineMoreLess
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