Gibson and Walk used a 'visual cliff' experiment to study ______________?
Correct answer: B. depth perception
- A. figure-ground discrimination
- B. depth perception
- C. feature detection
- D. signal detection theory
Explanation
The visual cliff created an apparent drop-off to test whether infants and animals could detect depth. Gibson and Walk therefore used it to study depth perception.
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