Lana understands that an object's shape is the same whether she sees it or touches it, that the pattern of footsteps signals the approach of a person, and that breaking a glass causes a sharp, crashing sound. This understanding is called
A) amodal stability.
B) differentiation.
C) intermodal perception.
D) intersensory acuity.

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Intermodal perception refers to the ability to integrate information from different sensory modalities, such as sight and touch, or hearing and sight, into a unified perception. Lana's understanding of how different sensory experiences (like seeing an object's shape or hearing footsteps) relate to the same event or object demonstrates intermodal perception.

Lana Understands That an Object's Shape Is the Same Whether