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The Rovee-Collier (1987, 2007) studies in which infants kicked to try to move a familiar mobile, but not an unfamiliar one, indicates that young infants A. can imitate actions. B. can memories about details. C. can transfer kicking actions to different contexts. D. can remember the general situation, but not the details.
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