Which Statement About the Development of Children's Ability to Categorize

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Multiple Choice

Which statement about the development of children's ability to categorize objects based on appearance is TRUE?

• A)The ability to categorize objects by shape develops at approximately 12 months of age.
• B)Twelve-month-olds often categorize objects largely by specific parts of an object, rather than based on the object as a whole.
• C)The ability to categorize objects based on overall shape develops at approximately 3 years of age.
• D)The ability to categorize objects based on shape and size is fully developed by 18 months of age.

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