Gibson’s theory of affordance basically states that
perception drives action. It is a child’s perception of an object that
drives them to action. A knob affords
twisting, a button affords pushing, and a chord affords pulling. Many of the toys manufactured today allow
children to explore different aspects of these toys each time the perform one
of these actions. Once they have
mastered one level they advance to the next level.
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