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Visual Preference
The tendency to preferentially pay attention to certain visual stimuli over others, often studied in the context of infant and child development.
Stimulus
Any external or internal event or factor that can provoke a response from an organism or a system.
High-Amplitude Sucking
A method used in developmental research where infants control the presentation of stimuli by varying their sucking strength.
Attention
The act of focusing thought or consciousness on a specific subject or activity.
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