Research Suggests That the Human Face-Processing Abilities of Infants

question 2

Multiple Choice

Research suggests that the human face-processing abilities of infants

• A) reflect an innate preference for human faces.
• B) are the result of experience processing mainly human faces.
• C) do not have any survival value for the infants.
• D) allow infants to perceive faces in the same way adults do, beginning at birth.

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Moral Competence

The ability to make decisions based on ethical principles and to act in accordance with one's moral values.

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