The Early Development of Face-Recognition Skill Is Adaptive Because

question 37

Multiple Choice

The early development of face-recognition skill is adaptive because

• A)it ensures that very young infants can recognize their caregivers.
• B)it guards against any long-term impacts on face processing in the case of infants with congenital cataracts.
• C)it ensures that infants will react similarly to faces and objects.
• D)it provides a basis for social relationships.

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