What Finding Provides Evidence That Nature, as Opposed to Nurture

question 97

Multiple Choice

What finding provides evidence that nature, as opposed to nurture, plays an important role in infants' perceptual development?

• A) Infants are born with a tendency to track moving objects and to scan the horizon.
• B) Failure to receive adequate sensory stimulation can result in sensory deficits.
• C) Infants who have one eye patched for an extensive period of time may develop impaired visual acuity.
• D) Infants are born with an ability to recognize faces within three days.

Comprehend Erikson's stages of psychosocial development in relation to middle childhood.

Identify areas of self-evaluation in children aged five to seven.

Recognize characteristics of the concrete operations period.

Understand gender differences in self-concept.

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Definitions:

Set Of Comparisons

A collection of analyses or tests conducted to evaluate differences or similarities between various groups or conditions.

Single Distribution

Refers to the presentation of data from a single variable, showcasing all of its values and their frequency.

Tukey Test

The Tukey Test, or Tukey's HSD (Honestly Significant Difference) test, is a post-hoc analysis used after an ANOVA to find which means among a group of means are significantly different from each other.

Familywise Error

The likelihood of committing at least one false positive, or type I error, during the course of conducting various hypothesis tests.