Animated images appear earlier in the life of a baby. But how is it? What differences of perception to 6 or 18 months? Analysis by Roger Lécuyer, professor of psychology at the University of Paris V-René Descartes.
the first months of the child
"The baby's vision is still blurred. Little by little, she refined and can distinguish objects submitted to a few centimeters. In other words, if the baby is captivated by the television screen, it is only by moving images (associated with a few melodies). He was questioned but it does nothing. It is for him colors that move! That's all.
Towards the age of 18 months
"The child begins to deal with image interpretation. It can see a small stage cartoon if the indices (contrasts, details of the characters ...) of the image are sufficient. But cartoons for younger children are often over-simplified: the characters are one color, background image united. It is therefore very difficult to understand.
Another problem? The speed of images! The baby treats information it receives very slow because the ramifications of his brain nerve are being matured. It is impossible for him to follow the progress of the cartoon. It is completely outdated. "
To 2 years
"The child acquires the basics of language: television begins to distract it treats some simple dialogues. Its concentration is short: it is complicated for him to understand the place in history if an adult is not beside him to explain the succession of scenes. "
"The child acquires the basics of language: television begins to distract it treats some simple dialogues. Its concentration is short: it is complicated for him to understand the place in history if an adult is not beside him to explain the succession of scenes. "
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