To see what her infant son could remember, Soleil showed him the same toy over and over again. After he had habituated, Soleil began to hold up the old toy with a new one next to it, and her son looked longer at the new toy. Soleil can conclude that her son
a. had a memory for the old toy.
b. had a preference for the old toy.
c. had no memory for the old toy.
d. probably just preferred the color of the new toy.
A
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