An Infant's Dominant Form of Knowledge Acquisition During the Substage

question 62

Multiple Choice

An infant's dominant form of knowledge acquisition during the substage of secondary circular reactions is

• A)repetitions focused on the infants' bodies.
• B)repetitions focused on eating.
• C)repetitions focused on objects and external events.
• D)repetitions focuses on becoming familiar with reflexes.

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