The newborn's senses are most keenly attuned to:
A) brightly colored objects, especially moving objects.
B) people, especially faces.
C) food, especially milk and cookies.
D) loud sounds, especially sounds that seem threatening.

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Newborns are able to focus on faces and can distinguish between familiar and unfamiliar faces. They are also sensitive to human voices and can differentiate their mother's voice from others. While newborns may be attracted to bright colors and may startle at loud sounds, their senses are most keenly attuned to people, especially faces. There is no evidence to suggest that newborns are specifically attuned to food, milk or cookies.

The Newborn's Senses Are Most Keenly Attuned To