The Sensory Abilities of Newborn Infants

question 26

Multiple Choice

The sensory abilities of newborn infants:

• A) do not allow them to distinguish contrasts, shadows, or edges.
• B) include the ability to see and hear, but not to discriminate tastes and smells.
• C) include visual abilities that are much like that of an adult.
• D) include the ability to discriminate smells, tastes, and sounds almost immediately.

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Definitions:

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Reproductive Success

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Biological Fathers

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