The Belief That Inanimate Objects Have Lifelike Qualities,such as Thoughts,wishes,feelings,and

question 99

Multiple Choice

The belief that inanimate objects have lifelike qualities,such as thoughts,wishes,feelings,and intentions,is called

• A)conservation.
• B)animistic thinking.
• C)egocentrism.
• D)dual representation.

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