If an Infant Sees a Furry Object "Beep" and Turn

Multiple Choice

If an infant sees a furry object "beep" and turn to "look" in a particular direction and then he turns and looks in the same direction himself, he is suggesting all of the following EXCEPT:

A) he likely views the furry object as a nonsocial physical object
B) he likely views the furry object as a social agent
C) he likely views the "face" as the side toward him during the interaction
D) he likely views the "beep" as a meaningful, contingent interaction