When adults pace their interactions with infants, babies learn that
A)their behavior elicits a predictable response.
B)their environment is controllable.
C)they can bring about a desired action by communicating with adults.
D)their environment is predictable.
E)all of these.

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All of these options are true. By observing adults pace their interactions with them, infants learn that their behavior can elicit a predictable response, that their environment can be controlled, and that they can communicate with adults to bring about desired actions - all of which contribute to a sense of predictability and structure in the infant's environment.

When Adults Pace Their Interactions with Infants, Babies Learn That