The Shift in Subsistence Experienced by Many Cultures at the End

question 166

Multiple Choice

The shift in subsistence experienced by many cultures at the end of the Holocene is characterized by:

• A) the adoption of an agricultural mode of life
• B) a replacement of megafauna in the diet to smaller animals, fish, shellfish, and birds
• C) a shift from hunting small game to megafauna
• D) an initial shift from hunting to scavenging the many animals that died when glacial conditions changed

Grasp the significance of information processing speed in children's development and how it changes with age.

Identify the contributions of Lev Vygotsky's socio-cultural theory of cognitive development.

Recognize the role of attachment and the factors affecting it in early development.

Appreciate the impact of sibling presence on cognitive skills reflecting concepts like the zone of proximal development.

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