What Is the Finding of the Research on Infants' Coordination

question 164

Multiple Choice

What is the finding of the research on infants' coordination of senses?

• A) Infants have demonstrated at birth that they can coordinate a variety of sensory information.
• B) One-month-old infants have demonstrated they can recognize that objects experienced by one sense are the same as those experienced by another sense.
• C) Infants have no ability to coordinate senses until they are 1 year of age.
• D) Infants can coordinate visual and auditory information early on, but NOT visual and tactile information.

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Definitions:

Barter

The direct exchange of goods and services between parties without the use of money.

Electronic Entries

Transactions or records created and stored in digital form, often used in banking and bookkeeping.

Absence

The state of something being not present or lacking.

Double Coincidence

A condition in barter systems where two parties each possess an item the other wants, facilitating a direct exchange without the need for a common currency.