The Habituation/dishabituation Technique Is Used Primarily To

question 157

Multiple Choice

The habituation/dishabituation technique is used primarily to:

• A) measure infants' sensory capacities.
• B) teach infants early sensory-motor skills.
• C) measure infants' rate of physical growth.
• D) predict infants' later aptitude for learning.

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