Which of the following is false about the capabilities of babies less than one year of age?

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Infants show a preference for looking at faces in general and can distinguish between different faces, including those of their caregivers versus strangers, but there is no strong evidence to suggest that infants under one year have a preference for looking at their own moving face over other moving faces. Preferences in infants are often measured through looking time, and while infants can show preferences for familiar versus unfamiliar faces, the specific preference for their own face over others in motion is not a well-supported claim in the literature.

Which of the Following Is False About the Capabilities of Babies