Studies in Which Young Infants Were Given "Sticky Mittens" Demonstrated

question 11

Multiple Choice

Studies in which young infants were given "sticky mittens" demonstrated that

• A) disrupting the necessity of reaching disrupted the natural maturation process.
• B) increased ability to interact with objects was associated with decreased interest in social partners.
• C) object exploration led to earlier reaching.
• D) pre-reaching behaviors emerged prior to 4 months of age.

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