In the Gibson-Walk experiment, most of the babies who were encouraged to crawl off the visual cliff would:

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Most of the babies who were encouraged to crawl off the visual cliff would not crawl off the cliff, indicating a natural aversion to heights that was present even at a young age. Only a small percentage of babies were willing to crawl off the cliff even with encouragement from their mothers. Additionally, there is no mention in the question stem or in the literature of heart rate being a factor in the experiment.

In the Gibson-Walk Experiment, Most of the Babies Who Were