Dad Set Up A Camera In His Son’s Bedroom. What He Catches? I’m SPEECHLESS!!

Eleanor J. Gibson taught us a lot about babies. A pioneer in the field of perception, the psychologist’s most well-known work was the visual cliff experiment in 1959. A raised platform was built, with one half being obviously solid and the other half being a clear window to the floor below. Babies, unable to perceive the glass, saw only a very steep (for a baby) cliff. On the other side, their mothers beckoned. Not one baby crossed onto the clear platform.