In Research on Infant Perception, a Common Research Strategy Presents

Multiple Choice

In research on infant perception, a common research strategy presents an infant with some stimulus until s/he stops responding to it. Then a new stimulus that differs from the first in some specific respect (e.g., color) is presented to see if the infant now responds. This strategy involves the use of what basic process?

A) preference
B) scanning
C) constancy
D) dishabituation
E) conditioning