The transmission of sensory information to the brain
The acquisition of information through the sensory organs
The use of all the senses
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2. What did Spelke (1979) find about Intersensory Integration?
4-month-olds connect sound rhythms with movement
4-month olds connect taste with smell
5-month-olds connect sound rhythms with movement
5-month-olds connect sound rhythms with vibration
3. What did Pickens (1994) find about Intersensory Integration?
5-month-olds connect sound and sight in motion e.g. a moving train can be matched with its' moving sound
5-month-olds connect taste with smell
5-month-olds connect music to mouth movements
4-month-olds connect music to mouth movements
4. What is Cross-modal (intermodal) Transfer?
When an infant can learn something via the integration of senses
When an infant can learn something via one sense and transfer that information to another sense e.g. recognising a toy by touch, although it was never felt before but only seen
When an infant prefers using one sense due to more experience with it
When an infant confuses the information they gain from one sense with another
5. What is Intersensory Integration?
When an infant can learn something via one sense and transfer the information to another sense
This is where infants can integrate information from several senses
This is where senses develop at different rates and then integrate
This is where children suffer an overload of information due to an integration of the senses
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