Dr.Dzindolet would like to know whether children born prematurely can tell the difference between a face and a spiral.What method would best suit this experiment?

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The visual preference method is the most suitable for this experiment as it involves presenting two stimuli and observing which one the participant (in this case, premature infants) prefers to look at. By comparing the amount of time spent looking at a face versus a spiral, it can be determined whether the infants can tell the difference between the two stimuli. The other methods (visual cuing, visual availability and visual timing) are not as relevant to this specific experiment.

DrDzindolet Would Like to Know Whether Children Born Prematurely Can