Research on the Interaction Between Experience and Perceptual Development Suggests

question 38

Multiple Choice

Research on the interaction between experience and perceptual development suggests that

• A) perceptual experience is supportive of only those capacities that are not fully developed at birth.
• B) perceptual experience is extremely important for maintaining perceptual capacities that are present from birth.
• C) perceptual capacities that are present at birth are unaffected by experience thereafter.
• D) perceptual deprivation has little effect on the developing perceptual systems in humans.

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