Auditory Sensitivity in the Infant Is Best Described by Which

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Multiple Choice

Auditory sensitivity in the infant is best described by which of the following statements?

• A) The frequency at which a sound can be heard by the infant is far greater than that by the toddler
• B) An adult hears much quieter sounds than an infant who would need to have the same sound at 10-17 decibels higher in order to hear it
• C) The infant has an advanced ability to hear from birth which will deteriorate as adulthood is reached
• D) The way in which newborn infants prefer human speech over non-speech sounds

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