Between ages 4 and 8, children's magical beliefs decline as they
A) gain familiarity with physical events and principles.
B) understand that television characters are not real.
C) begin to ascribe supernatural causes only to events they can explain.
D) become less likely to confuse fiction with reality.

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As children gain familiarity with physical events and principles, they become more rational and develop a better understanding of cause and effect relationships. This leads to a decline in magical thinking and a greater reliance on scientific and logical explanations.

Between Ages 4 and 8, Children's Magical Beliefs Decline as They