Farroni and Her Colleagues (2002, 2006) Showed Newborn Infants Faces

Farroni and her colleagues (2002, 2006) showed newborn infants faces with averted and directed eye gaze while recording brain activity. Their findings suggest:

A) Newborns preferred to look at faces with averted gaze and showed unique brain activity in response to these faces.
B) Newborns preferred to look at faces with directed gaze and showed unique brain activity in response to these faces.
C) Newborns preferred to look at faces with averted gaze but brain activity did not discriminate between averted and directed eye gaze.
D) Newborns preferred to look at faces with directed gaze but brain activity did not discriminate between averted or directed eye gaze.