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The distribution of attention to different magnitudes of discrepancy from a familiarized standard was studied in infant boys, 5 1/2 months of age. Attention in terms of cardiac deceleration was found to vary as a function of magnitude of discrepancy, and the pattern was consistent with that predicted by the discrepancy hypothesis. Further, habituation to the repeatedly presented standard stimulus in terms of first fixation time (but not cardiac deceleration) predicted the extent of the infants’ response to discrepancies as reflected in both of these response measures.

Attention in infants as a function of magnitude of discrepancy and habituation rate