In a visual cliff apparatus, what appears under the glass to provide visual information about depth to a child?
A) a series of diagonal lines (similar to lightning bolts)
B) a picture of the faces of the parents
C) a checkerboard pattern
D) a series of stuffed animals

Question

In a visual cliff apparatus, what appears under the glass to provide visual information about depth to a child?
A) ​a series of diagonal lines (similar to lightning bolts)
B) ​a picture of the faces of the parents
C) ​a checkerboard pattern
D) ​a series of stuffed animals

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The visual cliff apparatus typically involves a transparent glass surface over a checkered pattern, which provides visual cues for depth perception. The child is then placed on the apparatus to see if they can differentiate between the shallow and deep sides. Choices A, B, and D are not typically used in the visual cliff apparatus.

In a Visual Cliff Apparatus, What Appears Under the Glass