how does a child's perspective differ from that of an adult?
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An adult is an experienced person. He has more knowledge about life since he has lived for long and witnessed the stark realities of life. But children are innocent. For them, life is all about being happy momentarily. They do not realize that there are consequences of every action. So an adult’s perspective is always different that of a child’s.
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Adults and children really don't see eye-to-eye, according to a new study. The research reveals that kids under the age of 12 perceive visual information differently than adults do. While adults process different visual cues into one unified chunk of information, kids separate visual information.
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