Studies of infants and monkeys observing possible and impossible events with toy mice suggest that
A) infants and monkeys can count to 10.
B) infants and monkeys can do simple multiplication and division.
C) number sense develops through modeling and experience with concrete objects.
D) number sense is a core domain.

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Number sense is considered a core domain of knowledge, meaning it is a fundamental aspect of cognitive development that infants and monkeys exhibit when they react differently to possible and impossible events, indicating an innate understanding of quantities and expectations about how objects should interact.

Studies of Infants and Monkeys Observing Possible and Impossible Events