How Can We Assess an Infant's Visual Preferences

question 28

Multiple Choice

How can we assess an infant's visual preferences?

• A) Infants do NOT have enough experience to have developed preferences.
• B) We can measure how long infants look at particular objects.
• C) We can assess the degree of peripheral vision, which approximates visual preference.
• D) An infant's neural responses are calculated.

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