Research Data Concerning the Development of Shape Constancy Suggest That

question 75

Multiple Choice

Research data concerning the development of shape constancy suggest that

• A) infants perform better on shape constancy tasks than adults.
• B) experience manipulating objects is needed before this ability is evidenced.
• C) this ability is present at birth.
• D) this ability is dependent on a child's capacity to recognize the differences between retinal images and real objects.

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