Do 'clumsy' children have visual recognition problems?

Sigmundsson, H. and Hopkins, Brian (2005) Do 'clumsy' children have visual recognition problems? Child: Care, Health and Development, 31 (2). pp. 155-158. ISSN 0305-1862

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Abstract

Objective Visual recognition by 8-year-old children with hand–eye co-ordination problems (HECP), and by a control group of children without such problems was tested using a task of visual closure. Design The task required the children to identify common objects from an incomplete visual presentation. Result As predicted, it was found that the HECP children, who were designated as such solely on the basis of their motor difficulties, identified significantly fewer correct objects than their control counterparts. Conclusions This finding raises the possibility that the visual processing problems of clumsy children contribute to, or even strongly determine, not only their movement problems but also their learning difficulties.

Item Type:
Journal Article
Journal or Publication Title:
Child: Care, Health and Development
Uncontrolled Keywords:
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Subjects:
?? HAND–EYE CO-ORDINATION;VISUAL PROCESSINGDORSAL STREAMVENTRAL STREAM VISUAL RECONGNITIONPEDIATRICS, PERINATOLOGY, AND CHILD HEALTHPUBLIC HEALTH, ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHDEVELOPMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY ??
ID Code:
70939
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Deposited On:
19 Sep 2014 09:27
Refereed?:
Yes
Published?:
Published
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18 Sep 2023 00:49