Study Finds Biological Basis for Baby Girls’ Greater Interest in Faces
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This study identifies overall differences in newborns' interest in faces by sex, suggesting these differences are likely biologically determined. The findings contribute to the nature versus nurture debate by providing evidence of innate behavioral distinctions between male and female infants.
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