The Visual Cliff Apparatus Tests Infants' Sensory Abilities

question 48

Multiple Choice

The visual cliff apparatus tests infants' sensory abilities. What, specific aspect of the infant's sensory abilities does the device allow us to study?

• A)Depth perception
• B)Color vision
• C)Sound discrimination
• D)Visual discrimination
• E)Visual tracking

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