In high-amplitude sucking experiments, the infant's stimulus discrimination is shown when

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In high-amplitude sucking experiments, infants are given two different stimuli and their sucking rates are measured. If the infant can discriminate between the two stimuli, they will show a change in sucking rate when the stimuli are changed. Therefore, choice B is correct as it reflects the infant's ability to discriminate between the stimuli. The other choices (A, C, D) are not accurate as they do not describe the key feature of the high-amplitude sucking experiment, which is measuring the infant's ability to discriminate between stimuli based on their sucking rates.

In High-Amplitude Sucking Experiments, the Infant's Stimulus Discrimination Is Shown