Piaget and the Gibsons Differ in Their Ideas About Intersensory

question 83

Multiple Choice

Piaget and the Gibsons differ in their ideas about intersensory integration and transfer. Which of the following statements is accurate?

• A) Piaget believed both skills were present at birth.
• B) The Gibsons believed that integration was inborn but transfer was learned.
• C) Piaget believed that cross-modal transfer was evident by three months of age.
• D) The Gibsons believed that some amount of both skills were built-in from birth.
• E) Research has consistently supported Piaget's views.

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