There are three theories to explain perceptual development. Briefly discuss each one by
presenting their major idea. State evidence to support each one.
What will be an ideal response?
1. Nativist – inborn, present at birth; color; tracking; adequate or good perceptual Acuities; some
discrimination capabilities.
2. Empiricist – learned; occurs due to experience; research from animal deprivation studies indicates
some stimulation is necessary.
3. Interactionist – interaction between inborn and experience; discrimination ability is inborn; the
particular discriminations made are determined by the environment and experience.
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