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Congenital visual impairment does not impede the development of infants’ ability to reach to the self

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cognitive-psychologydevelopmental-psychologyperceptionsocial-and-behavioral-sciences
While early visual deprivation can hinder some spatial skills, it can also lead to sensory enhancements. Evidence from visually impaired infants is sparse but suggests preserved unisensory orienting and greater reliance on touch alongside reduced multisensory spatial integration and delayed spatiall
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