The Developmental Trend About Counting on One's Fingers Is That

question 188

Multiple Choice

The developmental trend about counting on one's fingers is that it

• A)is used increasingly often through adulthood.
• B)continues at a stable level through adulthood.
• C)is used less often as mathematical skills are acquired.
• D)continues to occur even in the post-mortem body.

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Definitions:

Outside The Eye

Pertaining to or involving the structures surrounding or adjacent to the eyeball, not part of the eye itself.

Without Jaundice

Refers to conditions or symptoms occurring without the yellowing of the skin and eyes associated with jaundice.

Prefix

An affix placed before a word or stem to modify its meaning, such as 'un-' in 'unhappy' or 'pre-' in 'preview'.

Large

Of considerable or relatively great size, extent, or capacity.