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preferential attention to faces in their visual field, indicating they can discern faces from other objects.
* While newborns will often show particular interest in faces at around three months of age, that preference slowly disappears, re-emerges late during the first year, and slowly declines once more over the next two years of life.
* While newborns show a preference to faces as they grow older (specifically between one and four months of age) this interest can be inconsistent.
* Infants turning their heads towards faces or

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