Research reveals that babies perceive input from different sensory systems in a unified way by detecting
A) amodal sensory properties.
B) invariant features of the environment.
C) affordances.
D) pictorial depth cues.

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Amodal sensory properties are features that are common across different sensory modalities, such as timing and rhythm, and are used by infants to integrate input from different sensory systems. Research has shown that infants are able to perceive and integrate amodal sensory properties from birth, and that this ability plays an important role in their development of perception and cognition.

Research Reveals That Babies Perceive Input from Different Sensory Systems