Babies
A) are capable of only one form of learning: classical conditioning.
B) learn through their natural preference for novel stimulation.
C) rarely learn through observation.
D) are capable of only one form of learning: operant conditioning.

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Research has shown that babies are drawn to novelty and therefore are more likely to pay attention to new experiences and stimuli, which can ultimately lead to learning. This preference for novelty is an example of a type of learning called habituation or sensory adaptation. Babies are also capable of other forms of learning, such as classical and operant conditioning, but their preference for novelty is a notable aspect of their early learning experiences.