Wynn's (1992) work with 5-month old infants provided evidence that
A) Small infants do not have a concept of number
B) small infants are able to understand basic addition and subtraction.
C) Small infants did not differentiate their looking tie as a function of the task
D) Small infants could not attend to cognitive tasks

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Wynn's (1992) study demonstrated that 5-month-old infants can understand basic addition and subtraction, as evidenced by their longer looking times at incorrect outcomes in simple arithmetic tasks, suggesting an early numerical understanding.

Wynn's (1992) Work with 5-Month Old Infants Provided Evidence That