Regarding an infant's sensory and perceptual development, which of the following would you expect?
A) vision to be 20/20 at birth
B) sense of touch and pain to be highly developed at birth
C) no special recognition or preference for either breast milk or formula.
D) very acute sense of hearing the slightest sound that can keep the infant awake

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The sense of touch and pain is highly developed at birth, allowing infants to respond to tactile stimuli and discomfort. Vision is not 20/20 at birth; it develops over time. Infants show a preference for their mother's milk over formula due to its taste and smell. While infants have a sensitive hearing, the statement about being kept awake by the slightest sound is not accurate as it varies among individuals.

Regarding an Infant's Sensory and Perceptual Development, Which of the Following