Eleanor Gibson's Research on Infants and the Visual Cliff Found

question 60

Multiple Choice

Eleanor Gibson's research on infants and the visual cliff found that infants

• A) cannot perceive depth so they show no fear of the visual cliff.
• B) can perceive depth, but do not show fear of the "drop off" until they can crawl.
• C) from the very earliest ages tested all show substantial fear of the "drop off".
• D) show fear of the visual cliff until they can crawl, and then they lose the fear.

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