The Biological Motion Phenomenon and the Occluded Rod Experiments Provide

question 150

Multiple Choice

The biological motion phenomenon and the occluded rod experiments provide evidence for the

• A) importance of kinetic cues for early infant perceptual development.
• B) importance of pattern perception in one-month-old infants.
• C) absence of depth perception in infants younger than two to four months of age.
• D) absence of pattern perception in infants younger than two to four months of age.

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