Which of the following is a critique of the core knowledge approach?
A)Infants come into the world with knowledge systems for space,number sense,object permanence,and language.
B)Infants come into the world with "soft biases to perceive and attend to different aspects of the environment,and to learn about the world in particular ways."
C)Infants have an innate sense of the world when they are born that is independent of environmental experiences.
D)The core domains provide a foundation from which infants manifest their genetically hardwired manner of understanding the world and develop more mature cognitive functioning and learning.

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The critique of the core knowledge approach is that infants do not come into the world with pre-existing, innate knowledge systems for space, number sense, object permanence, and language as proposed by the theory. Rather, infants have "soft biases" to perceive and attend to certain aspects of the environment and learn in particular ways. This challenges the idea of a universal, innate knowledge system and suggests that learning is influenced by individual experiences and environments.

Which of the Following Is a Critique of the Core