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The Visual Cliff: What a 1960 Perception Experiment Reveals About Emotional Decision-Making

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The Visual Cliff Experiment: Purpose & Significance

Visual Cliff Experiment (Gibson & Walk, 1960)

The Visual Cliff Study: Eleanor J. Gibson and Richard D. Walk reels of animals on the Visual Cliff 7

Babies On The Brink

Will babies overlook their own perception of a dangerous situation if their parent reassures them it’s safe? This experiment from the University of California looked at how important a parent’s reaction and emotions are to a baby when it comes to making sense of the world! They took babies are 9-12 month and put them in a situation where they had to crawl over a “visual cliff” with what appeared to be a steep drop (even though there was a glass covering) to get to a toy on the other side. Then t