Six-month-old infants
A) cannot distinguish one object from two objects.
B) use the one-to-one principle.
C) can distinguish two objects from three objects.
D) do not seem to be sensitive to quantity as a characteristic of stimuli.

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Six-month-old infants can distinguish two objects from three objects, demonstrating an early sensitivity to quantity and numerical differences. This ability is part of their developing cognitive skills and understanding of the world around them.

Six-Month-Old Infants