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Sally has a favorite stuffed toy. Sometimes she just looks at it, sometimes she will suck on its ear, and sometimes she will lie on it as if it were a pillow. These behaviors demonstrate the information-processing concept of
 
  allowances.
  perception.
  affordances.
  habituation.

Question 2

Which of the following best defines the term affordance?
 
  the opportunity for perception and interaction that is offered by people, the
  environment, and objects
  the physical means through which we interact with people and our
  environment
  the process of acclimating to an object or event through repeated exposure to
  it
  the cognitive ability of an infant to interact with its environment



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Answer to Question 1

affordances.

Answer to Question 2

the opportunity for perception and interaction that is offered by people, the
environment, and objects



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