Experiments with the visual cliff using heart rate as the dependent measure show that infants first appear to perceive depth at

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Experiments with the visual cliff have shown that infants can perceive depth as early as 2 months of age, as indicated by changes in heart rate when presented with the visual cliff scenario. This suggests that the ability to perceive depth develops quite early in infancy.

Experiments with the Visual Cliff Using Heart Rate as the Dependent