Infants Are More Likely to Cross a Bridge When It

question 105

Multiple Choice

Infants are more likely to cross a bridge when it is wide and has a rigid handrail than when it is narrow and has a wobbly handrail. Which statement best explains this behaviour?

• A)Infants use cues in the environment to judge whether a surface is suitable for walking.
• B)Infants use integration to judge whether a surface is suitable for walking.
• C)Infants use differentiation to judge whether a surface is suitable for walking.
• D)Infants use retinal disparity to judge whether a surface is suitable for walking.

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Nonverbal Communication

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Vocal Inflection

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Facial Expression

The movement or positioning of the facial muscles to convey emotions, reactions, or intentions.

Multicultural Audiences

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