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By what age do infants typically begin to search for hidden objects according to the text?
By what age do infants typically begin to search for hidden objects according to the text?
- 6-8 months (correct)
- 10-12 months
- 2-4 months
- 14-16 months
What is the term used to describe an infant's ability to know that an object continues to exist even when it is hidden?
What is the term used to describe an infant's ability to know that an object continues to exist even when it is hidden?
- Object Misplacement
- Object Disappearance
- Object Permanence (correct)
- Object Transparency
At what age does the 'a-not-b error' persist, according to the text?
At what age does the 'a-not-b error' persist, according to the text?
- 8-12 months (correct)
- 12-18 months
- 18-24 months
- 4-6 months
Which researcher conducted studies on infant object knowledge through the violation of expectation technique in the 1960s-70s?
Which researcher conducted studies on infant object knowledge through the violation of expectation technique in the 1960s-70s?
What is the main indicator that an infant's expectations are violated during the violation of expectation technique?
What is the main indicator that an infant's expectations are violated during the violation of expectation technique?
When do search errors start occurring on more complex tasks involving object hiding and displacement?
When do search errors start occurring on more complex tasks involving object hiding and displacement?
Based on the text, why did infants familiarized with a continuous event look longer at a two-object display?
Based on the text, why did infants familiarized with a continuous event look longer at a two-object display?
Why might infants make search errors, according to the text?
Why might infants make search errors, according to the text?
What conflict do the two bodies of data mentioned in the text present?
What conflict do the two bodies of data mentioned in the text present?
Why do infants familiarized with a discontinuous event look longer at a one-object display?
Why do infants familiarized with a discontinuous event look longer at a one-object display?
What could be a possible reason for search failure according to the text?
What could be a possible reason for search failure according to the text?
Why do infants make search errors even when they have the ability to organize their actions?
Why do infants make search errors even when they have the ability to organize their actions?
At what age do infants typically begin using shadows in their perception of depth?
At what age do infants typically begin using shadows in their perception of depth?
Why do infants at 5 months appear to be less likely to reach for an object closer to the horizon?
Why do infants at 5 months appear to be less likely to reach for an object closer to the horizon?
How many infants ventured over the visual cliff in Gibson and Walk's study?
How many infants ventured over the visual cliff in Gibson and Walk's study?
According to Piaget, how do infants construct their understanding of the 3-dimensional world?
According to Piaget, how do infants construct their understanding of the 3-dimensional world?
What does the Visual Cliff experiment suggest about innate depth perception in infants?
What does the Visual Cliff experiment suggest about innate depth perception in infants?
How did crawling help infants understand depth and distance according to the text?
How did crawling help infants understand depth and distance according to the text?
What is the most common method of assessing infants' spatial orientation abilities?
What is the most common method of assessing infants' spatial orientation abilities?
At what age do infants start showing an increasing ability to take account of bodily rotation?
At what age do infants start showing an increasing ability to take account of bodily rotation?
What is true about infants' ability to make use of the relationship between landmarks?
What is true about infants' ability to make use of the relationship between landmarks?
According to Acredolo's research, what happens to infants' reliance on direct landmarks between 9-18 months?
According to Acredolo's research, what happens to infants' reliance on direct landmarks between 9-18 months?
What bodily movements do infants develop control over after 6 months of age?
What bodily movements do infants develop control over after 6 months of age?
What is the connection between infants' ability to sit unaided and their performance in the peekaboo task?
What is the connection between infants' ability to sit unaided and their performance in the peekaboo task?
What change in heart rate was observed in 5-month-old infants when exposed to the deep part of the visual cliff?
What change in heart rate was observed in 5-month-old infants when exposed to the deep part of the visual cliff?
What factor seems to determine whether an infant will cross the deep side of the visual cliff, when controlling for both age and cognitive ability?
What factor seems to determine whether an infant will cross the deep side of the visual cliff, when controlling for both age and cognitive ability?
Which statement best describes the role of falling experience in the development of wariness in infants?
Which statement best describes the role of falling experience in the development of wariness in infants?
Which age group of infants showed more wariness when tested on the visual cliff?
Which age group of infants showed more wariness when tested on the visual cliff?
What did the study on heart-rate change reveal about the perception of depth in 5-month-old infants?
What did the study on heart-rate change reveal about the perception of depth in 5-month-old infants?
What does the research on the visual cliff suggest about the development of depth perception in infants?
What does the research on the visual cliff suggest about the development of depth perception in infants?
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