In the study by Simon, Hespos, and Rochat (1995), it was found that: (I) Wynn's original interpretation was supported; (II) infants seemed to pay longer attention to the swap in identities; (III) impossible arithmetic elicited shorter looking times; (IV) numerical ability emerges very early in childhood.

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The study by Simon, Hespos, and Rochat (1995) found that Wynn's original interpretation was supported, indicating that infants have a rudimentary understanding of numerical concepts. Additionally, the study found that numerical ability emerges very early in childhood, supporting choice IV. The study did not find evidence for choice II or III. Therefore, the correct option is C: I, IV.

In the Study by Simon, Hespos, and Rochat (1995), It