Nine-Month-Olds Pay More Attention to Rabbits Than They Do to Inanimate

question 116

Multiple Choice

Nine-month-olds pay more attention to rabbits than they do to inanimate objects, but they smile less at rabbits than they do at people. What does this indicate?

• A)Infants recognize humor as a human characteristic.
• B)Infants recognize humans as a type of animal.
• C)Infants can distinguish broadly living from nonliving things.
• D)Infants can distinguish people from other animals and both from inanimate objects.

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