Infants with More Crawling Experience

question 77

Multiple Choice

Infants with more crawling experience

• A) are far less likely to find hidden objects.
• B) are less likely to remember object locations.
• C) are far more likely to refuse to cross the deep side of the visual cliff.
• D) become more fearless of the side of a bed or a staircase.

Understand the structural components of the ear and their role in hearing.

Learn about perceptual illusions and cultural differences in perception.

Describe the properties of sound and their parallels to visual properties.

Understand the concepts of top-down and bottom-up processing and their impact on perception.

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