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:

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The infant turning to look in the same direction as the furry object after it "beeps" and turns suggests that the infant views the furry object as a social agent capable of directing attention, rather than as a nonsocial physical object. This behavior indicates the infant attributes intentionality and social relevance to the actions of the furry object, aligning with choices B, C, and D, but not A.

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