Immediately after birth, newborns prefer their own mothers voice to that of another woman's voice. This is best explained by the interaction of heredity and environment that takes place inside where?

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Adam Henry

Social Studies

10 November, 20:30

Immediately after birth, newborns prefer their own mothers voice to that of another woman's voice. This is best explained by the interaction of heredity and environment that takes place inside where?

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Yusuf Rollins · Answer 1

Uterus.

Explanation:

A baby starts hearing the sounds of the mother's body at around 18 weeks during pregnancy. At around 26 weeks the baby can listen to sounds outside the womb. At this stage, the baby is able to distinguish between the mother's voice and other sounds. This takes place in the uterus.

Hence, babies can identify the voice of their mother immediately after they are born.