Which of the Following Types of Peer Sociability Develops First

question 42

Multiple Choice

Which of the following types of peer sociability develops first?

• A) coordinated interaction in the form of mutual imitation, such as jumping, chasing, or banging a toy
• B) an occasional reciprocal exchange with a grin, gesture, or imitation of a playmate's behavior
• C) using words and gestures to influence a peer's behavior
• D) imitative, turn-taking gestures and body movement

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Definitions:

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Miller

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Chunking

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Displacement

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