According to Johnson & Morton (1991), for babies, learning about faces involves:
A) Imprinting and learning
B) Domain specificity and learning
C) Domain specificity and imprinting
D) Conspec and conlearn

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Johnson & Morton (1991) proposed the concepts of "conspec" and "conlearn" to describe the mechanisms by which babies learn about faces. "Conspec" refers to an innate mechanism that directs the newborn's attention to faces, and "conlearn" refers to the process by which infants learn the specifics of faces through experience.

According to Johnson & Morton (1991), for Babies, Learning About