Infants between 2 and 4 months old beginning to prefer stimuli that are moderately novel seems to be based on a stimulus's
a. familiarity. c. rather than its physical characteristics.
b. psychological significance. d. representation of a previously seen object.
Question 2All of the following are characteristics for which infants show perceptual bias except _____
a. objects that are closer rather that farther away
b. moving objects versus those that are stationary
c. objects that have a certain level of complexity
d. object that have high contrast, e.g., dark lines on a light background
Question 3Humans usually attain an adult level of visual acuity at about
a. 4 weeks. c. 1 year.
b. 8 months. d. 6 years.
Question 4Which of the following is necessary for depth perception?
a. intermodal perception c. visual tracking
b. monocular cues d. binocular convergence
Question 5At birth, infants have little focusing ability, called
a. processing c. accommodation.
b. acclimation. d. externality
Question 6Which of the following is not needed to work in harmony with the others produce clear vision?
a. focusing the pupils on a specific object
b. coordinating both eyes' movements to integrate their different images into a single one
c. tracking moving targets
d. regulating the amount of light that comes into the eyes
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