Studies Examining Pattern Perception in Other Species Suggest That

question 39

Multiple Choice

Studies examining pattern perception in other species suggest that:

• A) not all pattern perception requires learning from experience
• B) pattern perception requires a limited degree of learning from experience
• C) pattern perception requires a great deal of learning from experience
• D) pattern perception is not evident in nonhuman species

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