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geodog55

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Four month-old infants appear to use object _____ to determine whether two side-by-side objects are separate.
 
  a. size
  b. hue
  c. shape
  d. shade

Question 2

Four month-old infants can best organize the world into distinct objects when the objects they are trying to make sense of are
 
  a. stationary.
  b. moving.
  c. identical.
  d. multicolored.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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