Contributed Talks III: Infants' eye movements to scene statistics in natural behavior

The youngest infants with limited head and trunk control exhibited the most restricted range of eye movements, suggesting no gaze shift compensation for limited mobility. This likely leads to less active sampling of the scene, slower rates of change in input, and a tight link between head- and eye-centered frames of reference. Early experience also provides a concentration of contrast serving the development of foveal and parafoveal function.