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Fantz found that all the babies studied stared longer at a human face than at any of the other stimuli. What did he theorize as the reason for this?

▸ Infants are predisposed to seek human faces as a way of learning about emotions.

▸ Infants have evolved to respond to human faces because they are dependent on others for their survival.

▸ Faces were more complex and interesting than the other stimuli presented.

▸ The first thing a newborn sees is a human face.

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