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    Infants' Preference for Faces Is Difficult to Research Because They
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Infants' Preference for Faces Is Difficult to Research Because They

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Question 20

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Infants' preference for faces is difficult to research because they:


A) Have such small eyes
B) Have such small faces
C) Cannot speak to us
D) Have brains that are still developing
E) Are still forming neural connections

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