Which Is Evidence That an Infant Understands Goal-Directed Reaching

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which is evidence that an infant understands goal-directed reaching?

• A) After being habituated to a person reaching for a certain toy, baby Isaiah looks longer when the person reaches for a different toy.
• B) After being habituated to a person reaching for a certain toy, baby Isaiah becomes disinterested when the person reaches for the same toy.
• C) After being habituated to a person reaching for a certain toy, baby Isaiah looks for a shorter time when the person reaches for a different toy.
• D) After being habituated to a person reaching for a certain toy, baby Isaiah looks for a longer time when the person reaches for the toy using a claw.
• E) After being habituated to a claw reaching for a certain toy, baby Isaiah looks for a longer time when a person reaches for a different toy.

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Definitions:

Wisdom

The capacity to apply knowledge, experience, understanding, and insight in a judicious and practical way to solve problems or make decisions.

Ad Hoc

A term used to describe actions or solutions that are designed for a specific purpose or situation, not intended for general use.

Exception

An event or condition that disrupts the normal flow of a program's execution, often requiring special handling or processing.

Routine

A set pattern of behavior or a sequence of actions regularly followed.