Piaget Argued That Six-Month-Olds Were Incapable of Imitating a Mother

Piaget argued that six-month-olds were incapable of imitating a mother who is intentionally opening her mouth very wide because infants

A) do not have vision that allows them to accurately see their mother's face.
B) cannot mentally represent the act of a wide, open mouth at that age.
C) are not physically capable of opening their mouth very wide until they reach 12 months of age.
D) refuse to imitate any actions they see.