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The beginning of depth perception in infants was found to be between two months and twenty days and three months. Two-dimensional models of faces proved to be poor elicitors of the smiling response, particularly in babies older than three and one-half months, whereas three-dimensional models were more effective. A method of using the smiling response in order to investigate the development of visual discrimination and depth perception is described.