Intermodal perception at birth: newborn infants' memory for arbitrary auditory–visual pairings

By A. Slater, Elizabeth Brown, M. Badenoch. 1997

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• The role of the mother's voice in developing mother's face preference: Evidence for intermodal perception at birth (2005, background): “Two-day-old infants can learn arbitrary visual–auditory associations when familiarized to two alternating visual stimuli differing in colour and orientation, and when each association was accompanied by its appropriate sound (Slater et al., 1997).”