The multiple relations between vision and touch: Neonatal behavioral evidence and adult neuroimaging data

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (2):220-221 (2007)
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Neonatal behavioral data support the argument that multiple relations exist between vision and touch. Looking at an object triggers the motion of a neonate's arm and hand towards it. A textured surface that is seen can be recognized tactilely, but not a volumetric shaped object in cross-modal transfer tasks. These data are supported by adult neuroimaging data

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