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List the developmental milestones of vision in a 1-year-old child:

1. Follows rapidly moving objects.
2. Easily recognizes people at a distance.
3. Can see everything that an adult can see.
4. Able to focus on objects that are far away.



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Final answer:

The development of vision in a 1-year-old child involves improved acuity, color perception, and depth discrimination by 6 months.


Explanation:

Development of Vision in a 1-year-old child:

  1. By 6 months, infants can pick up objects and transfer them, pull themselves into a sitting position, perceive colors, discriminate depth, and display almost adult-like vision acuity.
  2. At 7 months, they start to show anxiety towards strangers and engage in vocal play, making two-syllable sounds like 'mama' or 'dada'.
  3. Infants can perceive various colors by 5 months, see the full spectrum of colors, and their visual acuity improves steadily, approaching adult levels by around 6 months.

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