Studies by DeCasper and his colleagues, in which women read the Cat in the Hat to their fetuses every day during the last six and a half weeks of pregnancy, suggest that A the ability to process...

Extracted text: Studies by DeCasper and his colleagues, in which women read the Cat in the Hat to their fetuses every day during the last six and a half weeks of pregnancy, suggest that A the ability to process information and benefit from experience may already be operative prenatally. B) very few of the fetuses were able to hear the story c) a fetus may pay more attention to a familiar pattern of sounds than to an unfamiliar one. D) fetal heart rate decreases when an unfamiliar story is being read.