It has been found that preterm infants do not begin to blink when an object looms at them until several weeks after full-term infants do.Based on current research,what accounts for this effect?

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Preterm infants have not fully developed and matured their visual systems, including the ability to process and respond to incoming visual stimuli such as looming objects, which accounts for the delayed onset of blinking behavior compared to full-term infants.

It Has Been Found That Preterm Infants Do Not Begin