Children Learn Strategies for Math, Reading, Memory, or Problem-Solving in Various

question 108

Multiple Choice

Children learn strategies for math, reading, memory, or problem-solving in various places but especially at

• A)a parent's lap during preschool age.
• B)informal play activities with peers.
• C)scouts or other youth activities.
• D)school.

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Definitions:

Newborn Infant

An infant who is within the first hours to a few weeks of life, characterized by rapid development and adaptation to the external world.

Habituation

The process of becoming accustomed to a stimulus after repeated exposure, leading to a decrease in response.

Babble

The sounds, speech, or nonsense talk uttered by infants as they begin to experiment with vocalizations.

Newborn Infants

Very young babies, typically regarded as being from birth to one month old, experiencing rapid physical and cognitive development.