Newborns
a. have excellent visual acuity but do not yet discriminate among various tastes.
b. have highly developed visual and hearing abilities.
c. have very limited tactile sensation.
d. have the ability to discriminate among pleasing and displeasing tastes and smells.
Question 2The sense of hearing
a. develops soon after birth.
b. is present even before birth.
c. develops slowly, so during the first few months of life babies do not hear environmental sounds very well.
d. develops as a function of external stimulation, such as adults singing and reading to babies.
Question 3Eye-hand coordination refers to childrens
a. increasingly accurate use of the hands as guided by information from the eyes.
b. ability to touch what they see as they explore the world around them.
c. sharp eyesight, which enables them to do tasks like threading a needle.
d. increasing ability to engage in tasks requiring bimanual control.
Question 4The collection of information through sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch is called ____ input; the interpretation of that information is referred to as ____ input.
a. perceptual, sensory
b. sensory, perceptual
c. sensory, motor
d. intuitive, cognitive
Question 5Handedness is fairly well established around age
a. two
b. three
c. four
d. five
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