Studies of Newborn Infants' Auditory Preferences Demonstrate That

Multiple Choice

Studies of newborn infants' auditory preferences demonstrate that:

A) infants prefer to hear foreign languages more than their own language.
B) infants prefer the sound of the human voice to other types of sounds.
C) infants prefer low-pitched voices to high-pitched voices.
D) infants' hearing is not acute enough for them to demonstrate preferences for particular categories of sound.