In the Gibson-Walk experiment, most of the babies who were encouraged to crawl across the glass over the visual cliff would
A) crawl across it without hesitation.
B) not crawl across it.
C) crawl across it if their mothers coaxed them.
D) crawl across it, but showed a significant increase in heart rate indicating anxiety.

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The Gibson-Walk experiment demonstrated that most babies would not crawl across the glass over the visual cliff, indicating an innate or early-developed perception of depth and fear of heights.

In the Gibson-Walk Experiment, Most of the Babies Who Were