Infants' Discriminations Between Numerical Sets Depend in Large Part on

question 141

Multiple Choice

Infants' discriminations between numerical sets depend in large part on

• A) their familiarity with the items.
• B) the ration of the number of entities in them.
• C) the ratio of the numbers.
• D) whether the infants were able to touch the items.

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