In Bower's study, two-month-old infants responded to tilted or slightly turned rectangles as if they were the same as the original rectangle, even though the retinal images caused by the tilted rectangles were actually trapezoids. This demonstrates that two-month-olds have some

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Bower's study suggests that two-month-olds have shape constancy, as they perceived tilted rectangles as the same shape as the original rectangle regardless of the changes in the retinal image.

In Bower's Study, Two-Month-Old Infants Responded to Tilted or Slightly