In Intermodal Perception

question 50

Multiple Choice

In intermodal perception,

• A) babies learn to judge the distance of objects from one another.
• B) infants respond to the separate parts of a pattern.
• C) babies prefer any stimulus in which the most salient features are arranged horizontally in the upper part of a pattern.
• D) babies make sense of visual, auditory, tactile, odor, and taste information, perceiving them as integrated wholes.

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Definitions:

Power

Is the probability that one actor within a social relationship will be in a position to carry out his or her own will despite resistance.

Social Relationship

Social relationships encompass the interactions and connections between individuals, ranging from casual acquaintances to intimate bonds.

Resistance

Opposition against an influence, policy, or authority, often expressed through actions or behaviors aimed at countering or challenging it.

Higher Status

Refers to a position of greater authority, respect, or social standing within a hierarchy.