Gibson's work with the visual cliff supports the argument that:
A) infants have an inborn fear of heights.
B) infants must learn a fear of heights.
C) infants can not stay balanced when reaching for an object over the cliff.
D) infants will follow their mothers' instructions in any situation.

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Gibson's visual cliff experiment demonstrated that infants have depth perception, but they do not have an innate fear of heights. Instead, they learn to fear heights through experience and social cues.

Gibson's Work with the Visual Cliff Supports the Argument That