In Intermodal Perception

Multiple Choice

In intermodal perception,

A) babies learn to judge the distance of objects from one another.
B) infants respond to the separate parts of a pattern.
C) babies prefer any stimulus in which the most salient features are arranged horizontally in the upper part of a pattern.
D) babies make sense of visual, auditory, tactile, odor, and taste information, perceiving them as integrated wholes.