Research Examining How Infants Understand the Intentions of Others Has

question 109

Multiple Choice

Research examining how infants understand the intentions of others has shown that:

• A) infants understand that there are reasons behind others' actions because they react differently to different situations resulting in the same outcome.
• B) infants develop very complex understanding of others' intentions from an early age because they are not egocentric in their thinking.
• C) infants do not develop understanding of others' intentions at an early age because they are too egocentric in their thinking.
• D) infants do not understand that there are reasons behind others' actions because they react similarly to different situations resulting in the same outcome.

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