In Terms of Newborns' Ability to Learn from Auditory Stimulation

question 33

Multiple Choice

In terms of newborns' ability to learn from auditory stimulation while asleep, research has shown that newborns

• A) cannot learn from auditory stimulation while asleep.
• B) can learn from auditory stimulation while asleep because they spend proportionately more time in REM sleep than do adults.
• C) can learn from auditory stimulation while asleep because they spend proportionately more time in non-REM sleep than do adults.
• D) seem to be able to learn from auditory stimulation while asleep because their brains do not become disconnected from external stimulation to the extent that adult brains do.

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