The Single-Touch and Double-Touch Experiment Was Developed to Better Understand

Multiple Choice

The single-touch and double-touch experiment was developed to better understand whether young infants

A) can discriminate touch from primary caregiver versus others.
B) feel a range of emotions comparable to older children.
C) discriminate between pleasant and unpleasant touches.
D) can distinguish their own actions from the actions of others.
E) adjust their own touch based on other stimuli.