The Study That Compared the Spatial Skills of Aboriginal Children

question 118

Multiple Choice

The study that compared the spatial skills of aboriginal children growing up in the Australian desert with those of their White peers growing up in cities demonstrated the importance of

• A) the active child.
• B) nature.
• C) sociocultural context.
• D) discontinuous development.

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Delayed-Treatment Group

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Statistical Analysis

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