Slater, Mattock, and Brown (1990) investigated newborns' abilities to perceive depth with a:

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Preferential looking paradigm is a common method used to assess infants' depth perception. In this paradigm, two stimuli are presented side by side and the researcher assesses which one the infant looks at longer. If the infant can perceive depth, they will look longer at the stimulus with greater depth cues. Therefore, Slater, Mattock, and Brown (1990) likely used this method to assess newborns' depth perception.

Slater, Mattock, and Brown (1990) Investigated Newborns' Abilities to Perceive