Rachel Is a 6-Month-Old Who Has Recently Learned to Sit

question 145

Multiple Choice

Rachel is a 6-month-old who has recently learned to sit up on her own. Her mother places two toys in front of her: a soft, yellow, stuffed animal within her reach and a colorful rattle slightly out of her reach. Seeing both toys, Rachel chooses the one she finds more appealing to play with. Over time, choices such as these may:

• A)influence her development of crawling.
• B)influence the development of her understanding of cause and effect.
• C)be active contributions to her development.
• D)influence the development of her personality.
• E)All of the answers are correct.

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