Nathan is a happy and healthy three-month-old baby. Based on preferential-looking and habituation research, what can you predict about Nathan's perceptual abilities?

Perpetual abilities of an individual may be defined as the capability of the person or the individual to deal with the various sensory stimulus around and give meaning to them.

In the given context, a three-month-old healthy baby will prefer to see real faces than to scrambled faces. Nathan will also prefer to see his mother's face than to a stranger's face.