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A Two-Stage Scaffolding Model of Color and Luminance Development: Retinal Waves, Global Impoverishment, and Luminance-Grounded Object Representations

2026-06-06

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<p>Vogelsang et al. (2024) reported that individuals who gain sight late in life after congenital blindness from dense bilateral cataracts rely disproportionately on color cues for object recognition. They proposed that this reflects the adaptive value of neonatal color immaturity: because typical infants experience a period of degraded chromatic input, they build object representations grounded in luminance rathe...

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10.31234/osf.io/sh29n_v1
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