Studies of Familiarity Preference Show That Infants

question 83

Multiple Choice

Studies of familiarity preference show that infants

• A) look longer at the features of a familiar person than the action in which the person is engaged.
• B) are better at discriminating faces in static displays than in moving displays.
• C) retain information much longer in operant conditioning studies than in habituation studies.
• D) look longer at a familiar action than the features of the person engaging in the action.

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