Which of the Following Is True of Infants' Ability to Differentiate

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of infants' ability to differentiate sounds?​

A) Infants learn to ignore small, meaningless variations in the sounds of their native language by the age of two months.
B) Infants can discriminate the sounds of their parent's voices by 3½ months of age.
C) By the age of one week, infants perceive differences between speech sounds that are highly similar.
D) By the age of one month, infants reliably discriminate three-syllable words such as marana and
Malana.