Beginning at what age do infants use common movement as a cue for object segregation?
A) at birth
B) 2 months
C) 5 months
D) 8 months

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Infants begin to use common movement as a cue for object segregation around 2 months of age. By this time, infants have developed the ability to track moving objects with their eyes and can use this ability to distinguish between two objects that are moving independently versus two objects that are moving together as a single unit.

Beginning at What Age Do Infants Use Common Movement as a Cue