In a study examining infants' ability to perceive faces, 6-month-olds could
A) discriminate individual faces of both humans and monkeys equally well.
B) distinguish human but not monkey faces.
C) distinguish monkey but not human faces.
D) only distinguish their mother's face from an unfamiliar woman's face.

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The study found that 6-month-old infants could discriminate individual faces of both humans and monkeys equally well, which indicates that they have the ability to perceive faces regardless of species.

In a Study Examining Infants' Ability to Perceive Faces, 6-Month-Olds