Infants are especially likely to avoid crawling over the edge of a visual cliff if they
A) have a lot of previous crawling experience.
B) have little previous experience with heights.
C) lack a capacity for perceptual constancy.
D) lack vision in one eye.

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Infants with more crawling experience are more likely to avoid crawling over the edge of a visual cliff because they have learned to perceive depth and understand the risk of heights through their crawling experiences.

Infants Are Especially Likely to Avoid Crawling Over the Edge