3 Questions
At what age does the child begin to differentiate between cheerful and angry voices?
6 months
What is the child's reaction to a loud sound?
It becomes silent
At what age does the child acquire the ability to locate a sound source?
3-5 months
Study Notes
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At birth, the child has all the senses that reach maturity gradually.
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The child looks at bright objects.
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The child establishes visual contacts with the things that it comes across in the environment.
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The child acquires this ability at the age of 5-7 months.
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Gradually the child acquires the ability to locate a sound source.
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The child becomes silent on hearing a loud sound, its heart beat grows faster at a big sound.
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At the age of six months, the child not only gets used to various kinds of sounds but also begins to differentiate between cheerful and angry voices.
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The child can be estimated to have a sense of smell at the time of birth.
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The child can turn its head towards a pleasant smell and turn away from a bad smell.
Test your knowledge about the sensory development milestones in children, including vision, hearing, and smell from birth to 6 months of age.
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