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Critics of studies that suggest that infants can perform addition and subtraction with quantities up to three argue that
A) these findings are surprising given that children do not add and subtract correctly until the preschool years.
B) psychophysiological evidence shows that young infants cannot form mental representations.
C) infants younger than 6 months of age are too cognitively immature to be tested using the violation-of-expectation method.
D) most infants are not exposed to number concepts during the first half year.
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Awesome! VERY much appreciated
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Good to know, thx
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