Suppose a Baby Learns to Eat Using a Spoon

question 99

Multiple Choice

Suppose a baby learns to eat using a spoon. According to the idea of transfer specificity, which action would the baby have the easiest time learning?

• A) eating with a slightly larger spoon
• B) eating with a fork
• C) cutting her food with a knife
• D) drinking from a cup

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Definitions:

Jejunum

The middle portion of the small intestine where a significant part of digestion and absorption of nutrients occurs.

Duodenum

The initial segment of the small intestine just after the stomach, where the majority of chemical digestion occurs.

Ileum

The third and final section of the small intestine, where further digestion and absorption of nutrients occurs, leading to the large intestine.

Small Intestine

The part of the gastrointestinal tract between the stomach and large intestine that is responsible for most of the digestion and absorption of nutrients.