Research indicates that infants who look and smile more at video images of others than at video images of themselves
A) have not yet developed self-awareness.
B) are viewing another person as a potential social partner.
C) have a limited self-conceptualization.
D) cannot yet distinguish strangers from familiar caregivers.

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Infants who look and smile more at video images of others than at video images of themselves are showing an interest in social interaction and viewing the other person as a potential social partner. This suggests that they have already developed some level of self-awareness and are able to distinguish between themselves and others. However, they may still have a limited self-conceptualization at this stage.

Research Indicates That Infants Who Look and Smile More at Video