Suppose a Child in Kim and Spelke's Habituation Experiment Showed

question 49

Multiple Choice

Suppose a child in Kim and Spelke's habituation experiment showed a gradual decrease in looking time when shown ten examples of balls rolling down a plane while accelerating. The child then sees (trial 11) a ball rolling up a plane while decelerating. If the child understands the concept of gravity, what will happen to the behavior?

• A) they will no longer look at the display
• B) they will look much longer on trial 11 than on trial 10
• C) they will look for the same amount of time on both trials 10 and 11
• D) not enough information to decide

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