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- Researchers studied how 4- and 6-month-old infants connect pitch with the size of objects.
- The results showed that only the 6-month-olds demonstrated a clear connection between these two senses.
- This indicates that older infants have more experience or developmental maturity, which helps them make these crossmodal associations better than younger infants.
Article Abstract
We examined 4- and 6-month-old infants' sensitivity to the perceptual association between pitch and object size. Crossmodal correspondence effects were observed in 6-month-old infants but not in younger infants, suggesting that experience and/or further maturation is needed to fully develop this crossmodal association.
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