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    Research Involving Infants' Numerical Knowledge Suggests That Babies
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Research Involving Infants' Numerical Knowledge Suggests That Babies

Question 46

Question 46

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Research involving infants' numerical knowledge suggests that babies


A) can discriminate quantities up to five.
B) can perform simple addition, but not subtraction.
C) have the ability to distinguish among large sets of items.
D) can add and subtract small sets correctly.

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