Infants Start to Be Able to Walk

question 85

Multiple Choice

Infants start to be able to walk

• A) as soon as they can make alternating leg movements.
• B) before they can make alternating leg movements.
• C) as soon as they can produce forward stepping movements.
• D) only after they are able to balance on one leg long enough to swing the other leg forward and shift their weight without falling.

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Definitions:

Social Learning

The process of acquiring new behaviors or knowledge by observing and imitating others, as proposed by Albert Bandura.

Habituation

Type of learning in which familiarity with a stimulus reduces, slows, or stops a response.

Young Infants' Memory

The capacity for infants in the early months of life to retain and recall information or experiences.

Cue

A signal or prompt that triggers an action or a response.