The Intersensory Redundancy Hypothesis Suggests That

question 166

Multiple Choice

The intersensory redundancy hypothesis suggests that

• A)through experience with objects, the infant's perceptual system will advance from an amodal to an intermodal state.
• B)information from various senses can be redundant when it represents the same object.
• C)sensory information is not to be integrated.
• D)integration of sensory information can be too complex for young children.

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