A newborn infant can habituate to which of the following repeated sensory stimulus?

Touch, sounds, and sights

Explanation:

Stimulus is the cause for any reaction. A stimulus may be defined as any object which elicits a behavioral response or sensory response in the body.

When an baby is born, the baby is introduce to many physical stimulus which the baby often experiences. Thus they become sensory stimulus by repeated exposure to them. Some of the repeated sensory stimulus that a newborn becomes used to is touch, sights and sounds.

A newborn baby is always exposed to physical touch by others. They also hears different sounds in the surroundings and sees different objects. Thus this becomes habituate for them.