Baillargeon's Studies of Babies' Understanding of Physical Phenomena Suggest That

Baillargeon's studies of babies' understanding of physical phenomena suggest that

A) infants may have innate learning mechanisms that help them make sense of the world.
B) infants in the sensorimotor period are unaware of causality.
C) the ability to reason about physical phenomena develops independently of the development of motor abilities and experience.
D) maternal responsiveness has little influence on early cognitive development.