In terms of attachment,social cognitive advances that allow infants to develop expectations for the caregiver's behavior include all of the following EXCEPT
A)caregiver face recognition.
B)caregiver voice recognition.
C)an internal working model of expectations about the caregiver.
D)the presence or absence of life-like dolls in the environment.

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The presence or absence of life-like dolls in the environment is not a relevant factor in the social cognitive advances that allow infants to develop expectations for the caregiver's behavior. The other options (A, B, and C) are all examples of relevant factors that contribute to infants' ability to recognize and expect certain behaviors from their caregivers.

In Terms of Attachment,social Cognitive Advances That Allow Infants to Develop