One Social Experience That Appears to Promote the Development of Self-Recognition

question 98

Multiple Choice

One social experience that appears to promote the development of self-recognition and social cognition is

• A) frequent exposure to mirrors in infancy
• B) secure attachments with caregivers
• C) heavy exposure to opposite-sex agemates
• D) all of these

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