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Jake, a 3-month-old baby, is staring intently at the new person who just came to sit beside him and his dad. Why is he staring so intently? He has an inborn interest in new stim…

Jake, a 3-month-old baby, is staring intently at the new person who just came to sit beside him and his dad. Why is he staring so intently? He has an inborn interest in new stim…
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Jake, a 3-month-old baby, is staring intently at the new person who just came to sit beside him and his dad. Why is he staring so intently? He has an inborn interest in new stimuli. he realizes this must be a friend of his dad's. He has become habituated. He is able to categorize a variety of stimuli.

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Answer: inborn interest in stimuli

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