In the context of the perceptual development of infants, __________ is the amount of time spent looking at a visual stimulus.

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Fixation time refers to the amount of time an infant spends looking at a visual stimulus. This can be an indicator of perceptual preferences and the ability to distinguish between different stimuli. Choice A (organization time) is not a commonly used term in the context of infant perceptual development. Choice B (imprinting time) is a term that refers to a critical period early in life during which animals form strong attachments to their caregiver. Finally, choice D (integration time) does not relate directly to the perceptual development of infants.

In the Context of the Perceptual Development of Infants, __________