In the audio interview, Professor Trehub described her research findings on how infants of approximately six months of age typically respond to musical stimulation. Which of the following statements best describes what she had to say about infant response to musical stimuli?
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A parent can soothe their infant’s emotional responses by talking to them in their own signature style.
A song regularly sung by a parent is comforting to an infant when sung by other caregivers, since doing so will generate the same emotions in an infant.
A song regularly sung by a parent is unrecognizable to an infant when sung by other caregivers, because the infant attunes primarily to the parent’s signature style of singing.
A parent can command their infant’s unwavering attention by delivering a song they regularly sing in their own signature style.