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Which of the following is a similarity between sensory changes and motor changes in infants?
 
  A) Both are fully developed at the time of birth.
  B) Both are passive modes of development.
  C) Both are linked to the maturation of the nervous system.
  D) Both can be achieved without sensory stimulation.

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As early adulthood progresses, fertility:
 
  A) increases for both men and women.
  B) declines for women, but not for men.
  C) declines gradually for both men and women.
  D) remains stable for men and increases for women.

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Which of the following statements supports the role of nature in perceptual development?
 
  A) Neonates are born with a variety of sensory preferences.
  B) Neonates are born with visual-motor coordination skills.
  C) Four-month-olds cannot distinguish between their mother's and father's voices.
  D) Sensory changes, unlike motor changes, appear to be linked to maturation of the nervous system.
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Thanks for your help!!
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Good timing, thanks!
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