Which of the Following Statements About Infants' Abilities to Recognize

question 34

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about infants' abilities to recognize numerical equality and numerical inequality is true?

• A)Recognition of numerical equality is limited to smaller sets than is recognition of numerical inequality.
• B)Recognition of numerical inequality is limited to smaller sets than is recognition of numerical equality.
• C)Recognition of numerical equality and recognition of numerical inequality are comparable.
• D)Babies 6 months old can discriminate between sets of objects with 3:2 ratios but not between sets with 2:1 ratios.

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