To Measure an Infant's Preference Concerning Visual Stimuli Researchers Often

question 238

Multiple Choice

To measure an infant's preference concerning visual stimuli researchers often measure ______.

• A) how wide the eyes are open
• B) how long the infant looks at a visual stimulus compared to another
• C) the startle response
• D) whether the infant smiles at a visual stimulus compared to another

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Definitions:

Charts

Visual representations of data designed to make information easily understandable at a glance.

Restless

Experiencing difficulty resting, relaxing, or staying still, often due to anxiety, discomfort, or other underlying conditions.

Adequate Amounts

Sufficient quantities or volumes necessary to meet a specific need, standard, or requirement.

Legibly

In a manner that is clear enough to read, often referring to handwriting or printing.