It is NOT true that children can reason about
A) the future before they can reason about the present.
B) the past before they can reason about the future.
C) the present before they can reason about the past.
D) recent past events before they can reason about events that occurred far in the past.

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Children's ability to reason about the future typically develops after they have begun to understand and reason about the present. The development of temporal understanding progresses from grasping the present to reasoning about the past, and then to understanding the future.

It Is NOT True That Children Can Reason About