Babies' perceptual and sensory systems are biologically prepared to respond to

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Research has shown that babies' perceptual and sensory systems are specifically tuned to respond to social stimuli such as faces, voices, and body movements, indicating a biological readiness for social interaction from birth. While babies may also respond to complex patterns and loud noises, these do not necessarily have the same innate biological significance as social stimuli.

Babies' Perceptual and Sensory Systems Are Biologically Prepared to Respond