When Toddlers Had to Walk Up a Slope Wearing a Vest

question 88

Multiple Choice

When toddlers had to walk up a slope wearing a vest with "saddlebags," they were able to compensate for the change and successfully negotiate the slope. This adaptation best exemplifies the

• A)dynamic systems approach.
• B)proximodistal principle.
• C)neural plasticity.
• D)cephalocaudal principle.

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