Babies' earliest emotional life consists of

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Research shows that babies initially exhibit attraction to pleasant stimuli, such as faces and voices, and withdrawal from unpleasant stimuli, such as loud noises or unfamiliar smells. While fear and interest may be present, they do not fully capture the range of emotions displayed in infancy. Additionally, babies' signals following exposure to stimuli are not always clear or well-organized in the early stages of development.

Babies' Earliest Emotional Life Consists of