Which statement is NOT one of the counting principles proposed by Gelman and Gallistel?
A) Any set of discrete objects or events can be counted.
B) The numbers should always be recited in the same order.
C) Objects must be counted from left to right.
D) The number of objects in the set corresponds to the last number counted.

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Gelman and Gallistel did not propose that objects must be counted from left to right. While this may be a common practice, it is not a fundamental counting principle. The other three statements are all principles proposed by Gelman and Gallistel.

Which Statement Is NOT One of the Counting Principles Proposed