Preferential-looking studies show that newborns demonstrate visual preferences in that they prefer to look at:
A) fathers over mothers.
B) unattractive people.
C) face patterns rather than scrambled patterns.
D) faces in which the "eyes" are looking away from them.

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Preferential-looking studies show that newborns demonstrate visual preferences for face-like patterns rather than scrambled patterns. This preference for face-like patterns is thought to be an innate ability that helps infants recognize and attend to faces and potentially aids in social development.

Preferential-Looking Studies Show That Newborns Demonstrate Visual Preferences in That