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1. AAnimism, a tendency to attribute life and intention to inanimate objects
2. BThe A-not-B error, a hallmark of object permanence still consolidating during the sensorimotor stage
3. CConservation failure, difficulty recognising that quantity stays constant despite a change in appearance
4. DCentration, a tendency to focus on only one salient feature of a situation at a time
5. EEgocentrism, difficulty considering that another person's viewpoint differs from one's own