Image free-viewing as intrinsically-motivated exploration: estimating the learnability of center-of-gaze image samples in infants and adults.

While the first half of the prediction was confirmed, there were two qualifications: (a) the initial preference for the infant observer group was only marginally significant, and (b) this preference soon gave way to a collective preference for both the infant and adult COG image samples—that is, a preference for the real observer groups over the artificial observer groups.

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