Older Infants Are Able to Reason From

question 12

Multiple Choice

Older infants are able to reason from:

• A) observation of others' goal-directed actions.
• B) expectations of others' knowledge.
• C) both observation of others' goal-directed actions and expectations of others' knowledge.
• D) neither observation of others' goal-directed actions nor expectations of others' knowledge.

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Definitions:

Shoulder Blades

The flat, triangular bones located on the back of the shoulders, known anatomically as scapulae.

Child Wading Pool

A shallow pool designed for young children to play in under supervision, often portable and made of plastic.

Mop Bucket

A container, often equipped with a wringer, used for holding water and cleaning solution to damp-mop floors.

Drowning

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