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armygirl

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Infants show the most interest in faces whose eyes
 
  a. are open. c. are closed.
  b. are averted. d. are large.

Question 2

At about 2 months of age, infants change how they look at faces in that they
 
  a. no longer show a preference for familiar faces.
  b. no longer have a preference for faces over other visual stimuli.
  c. focus their attention on internal facial features.
  d. begin to scan the outside of faces.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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