Infants who are born with no sight have a particularly hard time with which of the following developmental tasks?

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A problem that can develop with an infant with visual impairments is that the caregiver may feel the infant is unresponsive. For example, blind infants usually do not develop a selective, responsive smile as early as sighted children, they do not smile as often or as ecstatically, and they have fewer facial expressions. Despite this, it is essential that the parents and the unseeing child establish a synchronous communication system that compensates for the child's disability.

Infants Who Are Born with No Sight Have a Particularly