Infants are first able to code space relative to
A) their own immediate position.
B) prominent landmarks.
C) the intersection of a ceiling and a wall or two walls.
D) other nearby people.

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Infants first understand space in relation to their own body position, a foundational aspect of spatial awareness and cognitive development. This self-referential perspective is crucial for their initial interactions with and understanding of the world around them.

Infants Are First Able to Code Space Relative to