Why Might Infants Be Able to Use Dynamic Cues to Depth

question 72

Multiple Choice

Why might infants be able to use dynamic cues to depth before binocular and pictorial cues?

• A) Dynamic cues are almost always reliable in the natural world.
• B) Dynamic cues can be misleading in many optical illusions and infants need to practice using these cues.
• C) Dynamic cues require good visual acuity.
• D) Dynamic cues assist with categorical perception of color.

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