Research Examining How Infants Understand the Intentions of Others Has

question 37

Multiple Choice

Research examining how infants understand the intentions of others has shown that

• A)infants understand that there are reasons behind others' actions, reflecting a capacity for egocentric thought.
• B)infants understand that there are reasons behind others' actions, reflecting a capacity for theory of mind.
• C)infants do not understand that there are reasons behind others' actions because they are too egocentric in their thinking.
• D)infants do not understand that there are reasons behind others' actions because they do not have a capacity for theory of mind.

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