In Many Ways,the Perceptual Abilities of Infants Can Be Said

question 92

Essay

In many ways,the perceptual abilities of infants can be said to be remarkably adaptive.That is,their abilities are very well suited for providing them with information without "overloading" them.Discuss how this is true,citing specific abilities in vision,hearing,smell,or touch to illustrate your answer.

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