APS
29th APS Annual Convention · 2017
Effects of Robotic Assisted Locomotion on Attentional Behavior in Infants
- Laura Muscalu
Ithaca College - Judith Pena-Shaff
Ithaca College - Nancy Rader
Ithaca College - Carole Dennis
Ithaca College - Helene Larin
Ithaca College - Sharon Stansfield
Ithaca College
Abstract
Looking duration to visual stimuli reflects cognitive factors such as attentional control. We examined the relationship between independent locomotion using a robotic device and visual attention in infants. Results suggest that independent locomotion led to changes in infants’ fixation duration, possibly due to changes in regulatory abilities and executive control.
Infant