Mind & BrainMay 14, 2008
Do Infants See Colors Differently?
Infants, unlike adults, store color categories in the brain's right hemisphere. This new finding reveals the surprising power of language over perception.
Stories by Rick Hanley
Do Infants See Colors Differently?
Infants, unlike adults, store color categories in the brain's right hemisphere. This new finding reveals the surprising power of language over perception.