According to the Gibsons, Developmental Changes in Perceptual Skill Primarily

Multiple Choice

According to the Gibsons, developmental changes in perceptual skill primarily reflect

A) an increase in cognitive capacity.
B) a learned ability to combine small perceptual units into larger ones.
C) an increased ability to detect those properties of people and objects that change and those that remain the same.
D) the accumulation of knowledge about the world that can be used to mediate perceptual input.