According to the concept of inborn biases, infants

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The concept of inborn biases suggests that infants are born with certain preexisting conceptions or biases, such as a preference for faces, a preference for familiar voices, and a basic understanding of cause and effect relationships. This contradicts the idea of a tabula rasa mind at birth (option B) and implies that infants have some preexisting knowledge and biases. Option A is incorrect because infants can learn from birth, and option C is incorrect because while infants do form attachments to caregivers, this does not necessarily happen by six months of age. Option D is partially correct in that infants do show some initial preference for faces of their own gender, but this is not the only bias they are born with.

According to the Concept of Inborn Biases, Infants