The Study in Which Infants Were First Presented with a Cube

question 106

Multiple Choice

The study in which infants were first presented with a cube and then were presented with the same cube and a larger cube that was located farther away demonstrated that infants:

• A)are unable to form memories about the relative size of objects.
• B)do not need visual experience for the development of size constancy.
• C)are influenced by the retinal size of an image to a greater extent than are adults.
• D)fail to differentiate between objects that are located a varying distances.

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