The Most Important Recent Advance in Measuring Infant Perception Is

question 110

Multiple Choice

The most important recent advance in measuring infant perception is:

• A) the development of sophisticated eye-tracking equipment.
• B) the use of the visual cliff to measure depth perception.
• C) the decision to present faces in measures of visual preference.
• D) the use of habituation and dishabituation to study infants.

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Direct Materials Cost

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