The Child's Ability to Attend to and Process Visual Information

question 9

Multiple Choice

The child's ability to attend to and process visual information is important for

• A) developing advanced drawing skills.
• B) systematically scanning pictures and objects.
• C) decreasing the rate at which the child can process information.
• D) selecting attending to stimuli in their environment.

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