Because infants cannot describe what they see, researchers test infants' perception of color using a process called ______.
A)variance
B)reflectance
C)habituation
D)achromatopsia

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The process of habituation involves repeatedly presenting a stimulus until the infant becomes bored with it and stops responding. By changing the stimulus in some way, such as altering the color, researchers can test whether the infant perceives the difference. Therefore, habituation is the best choice for the process used to test infants' perception of color.

Because Infants Cannot Describe What They See, Researchers Test Infants