Carla, a 10-month-old infant, sees her caregiver enter the room carrying a bottle of milk for another child in the day care center. Carla watches the caregiver give the bottle to the other child, and then extends her hands toward the bottle, making noises that indicate she wants one as well. Her caregiver notices, picks Carla up, and quickly prepares a bottle for her. In this example, Carla is demonstrating A) knowledge of inferred intention.
B) preoperational thinking.
C) decentration.
D) means-end behavior.

(C) Decentration

Explanation: Decentration is a fundamental cognitive skill described by Piaget, which involves the ability to pay attention to multiple attributes of an object or situation. It involves the ability to link two or more dots of an event together. A single attribute is never considered in this skill.

Thus, in the case of Carla, the bottle of milk, the caregiver that he is accustomed to, and the event of her giving the bottle of milk to another child, forms the multiple dots (situation) he connected together.

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