The "Visual Cliff" Is

question 278

Multiple Choice

The "visual cliff" is

• A) the sharp increase in visual acuity that develops between six and nine months of age.
• B) a transparent surface with a sudden drop in the patterned floor beneath it.
• C) the rate of development of visual-motor skills in the first 12 months of life.
• D) the highest elevation toward which an infant will crawl.

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