Intersensory redundancy theory states that
A)the infant's perceptual system is particularly attuned to amodal information that is presented to multiple sensory modes.
B)information from different senses (e.g. ,vision with touch)cannot be coordinated until early childhood.
C)information from different senses (e.g. ,vision with touch)cannot be coordinated until adolescence.
D)information from different senses (e.g. ,vision with touch)cannot be coordinated until adulthood.

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Intersensory redundancy theory proposes that infants are particularly attuned to amodal information (such as the rhythm or tempo of events) that is presented to multiple sensory modalities (such as seeing and hearing the same event). This redundancy helps infants to coordinate information from different senses and build perceptual representations of the world.

Intersensory Redundancy Theory States That