The answer is "It is not evident that until approximately six month of age".
Intermodal perception refers to the one's ability to perceive information from objects available through multiple senses simultaneously.
- This perception is when all the sense organ are used to perceive an information at the same time.
- Infant are able perceive multi-modal events by linking sights and sounds of speech, thus, the perception is possible.
- Example of "intermodal perception" is we you are eating. We can see, taste, smell, feel, and hear about the food using our sense organs at the same time.
In conclusion, a very young infant can perceive information through the sense organ simultaneously, even though its might be an involuntary action.
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