In Schirrmacher's Stages of Artistic Development, Four- to Six-Year-Old Children

In Schirrmacher's stages of artistic development, four- to six-year-old children:

A) become self-critical and succumb to peer pressure.
B) arbitrarily use color, shape, size, placement, proportion, and perspective.
C) progress from mandalas to suns to stick figures.
D) develop, repeat, and refine symbols that can often be categorized by gender.