Why Do Infants Who First Start to Walk Move About

question 135

Multiple Choice

Why do infants who first start to walk move about in a bowlegged fashion?

• A) To support the heavy weight of the head and torso
• B) Because the legs are not fully developed enough to allow regular walking
• C) Because walking this way is actually normal for humans; we have simply adapted
• D) To move faster and more efficiently

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