Arterberry and Bornstein's Experiment in Which They Habituated 9-Month-Old Infants

question 16

Multiple Choice

Arterberry and Bornstein's experiment in which they habituated 9-month-old infants to moving dot displays of animals or vehicles and in test showed them color images of animals and vehicles showed that

• A) Infants at this age cannot discriminate between moving dot displays of animals and vehicles.
• B) Infants at this age can discriminate between moving dot displays of animals and vehicles.
• C) Infants at this age can categorize across perceptual differences.
• D) Infants at this age cannot categorize across perceptual differences.

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