In Researches Conducted by DeCasper & Fifer in 1980 and DeCasper

Multiple Choice

In researches conducted by DeCasper & Fifer in 1980 and DeCasper et al. in 2011, it was found that neonates adjusted their rate of sucking to hear a recording of their mother reading a story she had read aloud during the last weeks of pregnancy. This provides evidence that:

A) neonates demonstrate memory for stimuli to which they have been exposed previously.
B) a neonate's mind is a
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C) neonates develop object permanence long before they are born.
D) a neonate's cognitive development is tied to discrete stages.