The "visual cliff" is used to measure which of the following?
A)Visual acuity
B)Color vision
C)Depth sensitivity
D)Depth perception

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The "visual cliff" is a laboratory apparatus designed to test an infant's perception of depth and their ability to perceive a drop-off or cliff. Therefore, the correct choice is depth perception (D). A) Visual acuity doesn't relate to the visual cliff test, which requires perceiving a possible depth across the table. B) Color vision is unrelated to the "visual cliff." C) Depth sensitivity is also unrelated since the child is looking for depth perception from a visual cue.

The "Visual Cliff" Is Used to Measure Which of the Following