In the Woodward study,infants showed greater looking times to the "new object" scenario,indicating that they found the change in target,as opposed to the change in location,to represent something new.

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The statement is correct as per the findings of the Woodward study. Infants had greater looking times to the "new object" scenario, which implies that they perceived a change in the target object as something new.

In the Woodward Study,infants Showed Greater Looking Times to the "New