Baillargeon's Studies of Babies' Understanding of Physical Phenomena Suggest That

question 65

Multiple Choice

Baillargeon's studies of babies' understanding of physical phenomena suggest that

• A)infants may have innate learning mechanisms that help them make sense of the world.
• B)infants in the sensorimotor period are unaware of causality.
• C)the ability to reason about physical phenomena develops independently of the development of motor abilities and experience.
• D)maternal responsiveness has little influence on early cognitive development.

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