The Biological Motion Phenomenon and the Occluded Rod Experiments Provide

Multiple Choice

The biological motion phenomenon and the occluded rod experiments provide evidence for the

A) importance of kinetic cues for early infant perceptual development.
B) importance of pattern perception in one-month-old infants.
C) absence of depth perception in infants younger than two to four months of age.
D) absence of pattern perception in infants younger than two to four months of age.