The ability to identify the position and shape of an object in 3-D space appears to be:
A) almost certainly learned from experience.
B) somewhat innate,but mostly learned.
C) primarily an innate ability.
D) about half innate and half learned.

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The ability to perceive the position and shape of objects in three-dimensional space is primarily considered an innate ability, as it is a fundamental aspect of human perception that develops early in life, even before extensive interaction with the environment.

The Ability to Identify the Position and Shape of an Object