An Important Concept Involved in Understanding Whether Infants Understand Causal

Multiple Choice

An important concept involved in understanding whether infants understand causal relationships is called spatial contiguity.This means, for example, that causal relationships can occur because:

A) block "A" starts to move and stops, then block "B" moves
B) block "A" moves at the same time as block "B"
C) block "A" moves some time after block "B" has moved
D) block "A" hits block "B" causing it to move