What Is the Currently Accepted View of Intermodal Perception

question 104

Multiple Choice

What is the currently accepted view of intermodal perception?

• A)Intermodal perception is developed early in infancy.
• B)Newborns are born with some intermodal capabilities, but they improve through experience.
• C)A person's intermodal perception is not coordinated until middle adulthood.
• D)Experience is not essential to the development of intermodal perception.

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