Research by Haith (1990) Suggests That, at First, Babies See

Research by Haith (1990) suggests that, at first, babies see parts of visual arrays, but with development they are able to put the parts together and see them as a whole. Haith's findings support

A) what nurture theorist John Locke would predict.
B) what nature theorist Rousseau would predict.
C) the findings that people blind from birth who receive sight later in life can immediately coordinate visual with haptic information.
D) what environmental-learning theorists would not predict.