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The researcher Robert Fantz discovered that

The researcher Robert Fantz discovered that

a)newborn infants prefer to look at simple stimuli rather than complex stimuli.
b)when given a choice of visual stimuli, newborn infants dont show a preference.
c)newborn infants prefer to look at complex stimuli rather than simple stimuli.
d)newborn infants are too young to concentrate on visual stimuli; therefore, its impossible to measure their preference.

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