Eager Mind - Answers Infants are naturally inclined to learn.
Newborn Hearing - Answers Newborns hear all sounds but ignore most.
Language Preference - Answers Infants prefer human voices and mother's words.
One Year Language Skills - Answers One-year-olds know more words than newborns.
Bilingual Proficiency - Answers Begins in the first year of life.
Broca's Area - Answers Supports grammatical processing and language production.
Wernicke's Area - Answers Involved in understanding word meanings.
Gaze-Following - Answers Infants follow adult gaze to learn.
Early Logic - Answers Infants understand basic physical laws.
Core Knowledge - Answers Innate knowledge aids rapid learning.
Face Recognition - Answers Newborns quickly recognize familiar faces.
Toy with Noise Experiment - Answers Babies persistently try to activate silent toys.
Sucking Reflex Adaptation - Answers Infants adapt sucking from thumb to bottle.
Memory Maturation - Answers Newborns remember caregivers through brain development.
Infant Amnesia - Answers Inability to recall memories before age three.
Fascination with Movement - Answers Babies engage with moving objects to test memory.
Information-Processing Theory - Answers Infant mind processes sensory information for learning.
Evolutionary Theory - Answers Brain plasticity allows cultural learning.
Piaget's Sensorimotor Intelligence - Answers Infants learn through senses and motor skills.
Assimilation - Answers New experiences fit into existing schemas.
Accommodation - Answers Old ideas are restructured for new experiences.
Object Permanence (OP) - Answers Understanding objects exist when out of sight.
Imitation - Answers Infants copy actions for mutual joy.
Babbling - Answers Infants repeat syllables between 6-9 months.