Babies quickly learn that certain sights are linked with certain sounds. This is because babies are sensitive to
A) optical sensory flow.
B) kinetic depth cues.
C) contrast sensitivity.
D) amodal sensory properties.

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Amodal sensory properties refer to the idea that certain sensory information is not tied to a specific sense (such as vision or hearing). For example, a baby may learn that seeing a pacifier is often followed by hearing the sound of sucking. This association is not solely based on visual or auditory cues, but rather on the amodal properties of these stimuli. Therefore, D is the best choice.

Babies Quickly Learn That Certain Sights Are Linked with Certain