Elizabeth Spelke showed a 4-month-old infant two films simultaneously. In each film, a puppet jumped up and down, but in one of the films the soundtrack matched the puppet's dancing movements and in the other film it did not. By measuring the infant's gaze, she found the infant looked more at the puppet whose actions were synchronized with the soundtrack, which is an example of perception

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This is an example of INTERMODAL PERCEPTION.

Explanation: Intermodal perception can be defined as the coordination or integration of information from two or more senses, such as touch and vision.

Also known as intersen-sory or multimodal perception explains that information can be perceived by two or more senses simultaneously. Basically, most objects and events can be seen, heard, and touched, therefore, everyday perception is primarily intermodal. The infant listening and watching can be termed intermodal perception.