Multiple Choice
Mirror self-recognition emerges at the same average age regardless of whether the child has had experience with mirrors. This result implies that self-recognition
A) develops through learning.
B) develops through maturation.
C) develops from supernatural psychic powers.
D) is a relatively useless cognitive skill.
Correct Answer:
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