What is the evidence that hearing begins well before birth?
a. ?Fetuses as young as 6 months move more often when their mothers’ speak than in response to a stranger’s voice.
b. ?Hours after birth, newborns begin to curl their tongues in preparation for generating specialized sounds.
c. ?Newborns as young as 2 days old recognize their mother’s voice.
d. ?Ultrasound waves stimulate the auditory nerve in fetuses as young as 7 months.
ANSWER:
c
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