Based on Research by Slater and Colleagues (1990), Babies Can

Multiple Choice

Based on research by Slater and colleagues (1990) , babies can tell the difference between two different-sized cubes, even if the larger one is placed at a distance so that the retinal size of the two cubes is the same. These researchers

A) found that babies have shape constancy. Babies know that a cube is always a cube.
B) found that babies will always look longer at a smaller cube than at a larger cube.
C) were surprised that babies cannot habituate to cube size.
D) presented a small cube a varying distances. They later presented the small cube with a large cube that was placed at the distance required to produce an image of the same retinal size as the one produced by the small cube.