Older infants are NOT sensitive to the correspondence between
A) monkey facial movements and monkey vocalizations.
B) emotional expressions in faces and voices.
C) visual and auditory stimuli produced by moving objects.
D) their own visual and tactile experience as they manipulate objects.

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Older infants have been shown to be sensitive to the correspondence between emotional expressions in faces and voices, visual and auditory stimuli produced by moving objects, and their own visual and tactile experience as they manipulate objects. However, they are not specifically sensitive to the correspondence between monkey facial movements and monkey vocalizations, as this sensitivity is more related to human-specific cues and interactions.

Older Infants Are NOT Sensitive to the Correspondence Between