Varying the Time Before Infants Are Allowed to Search for an Object

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Multiple Choice

Varying the time before infants are allowed to search for an object in Piaget's A-not-B task had which of the following results?

• A) Seven-month-old children were not able to locate the object even when given an immediate opportunity to do so.
• B) Nine-month-old infants could withstand a delay of 5 seconds before beginning to make errors.
• C) Twelve-month-old infants successfully found the object even after several minutes delay.
• D) Infants of all ages made errors if their search was delayed by even a few seconds.

Understand the kinesthetic senses and their role in movement and body position.

Comprehend the principles of Gestalt psychology in visual perception.

Learn about depth perception and its development.

Understand various perception illusions and their explanations.

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