Prenatal Development and Infant Perception

The gradual reduction in the strength of a response to a repeated stimulus (correct)

The process by which the fetal heart rate decreases in response to a repeatedly presented stimulus

The tendency of the fetus to show a preference for a particular stimulus over others

The ability of the fetal brain to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections

The development of depth perception in infants

Enhanced learning and memory in infants

The establishment of auditory discrimination in infants

The refinement of neural circuits by eliminating excess synapses (correct)

Fetal taste experience

Violation of expectation

Infant-directed speech

Intermodal perception (correct)

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