Which of the following statements about the ability of 6-month-old infants to use landmarks to code the locations of hidden objects is true?
A) Infants 6 months old are unable to use landmarks to code the locations of hidden objects.
B) Infants 6 months old are able to use landmarks to code the locations of hidden objects when there is only a single landmark and it is very close to the hidden object.
C) Infants 6 months old are able to use landmarks when there are many possible landmarks but when one landmark is located right next to the hidden object.
D) Infants 6 months old are able to use landmarks regardless of the number of landmarks and proximity to the hidden object.
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