In Antell and Keating's (1983) Study, Which Presented Infants with Displays

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Multiple Choice

In Antell and Keating's (1983) study, which presented infants with displays testing their abilities to discriminate between changes in dot numbers, it appeared that:

• A)Infants have no understanding of numbers but solve the task by perceptual features
• B)Infants have an understanding of numbers and did not rely on perceptual features
• C)Infants dishabituated to the change in numbers in the larger number groups
• D)Infants dishabituated to the change in number in both small and large number groups
• E)After habituating to perceptual features, infants were able to count numbers

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