Studies show that infants learn and retain a wide variety of information by just watching objects and events

Habituation studies show that infants learn and retain a wide variety of information by just watching objects and events

The habituation studies that infant learns through repeated stimuli that they receive over and over again.
For example, infants will learn how to properly behave toward animals simply by watching their parents' interaction with their pets over and over again.
If the parents treated the animal badly, the infants will be most likely to do the same thing and vice versa