The Self-Testing Nature of Gymnastics Is Challenging to Children Because

question 6

Multiple Choice

The self-testing nature of gymnastics is challenging to children because

• A) they receive immediate feedback.
• B) gymnastics tasks are a natural part of a child's world.
• C) team play and cooperative worth are not necessary.
• D) they are fascinated by the challenge of attempting to defy the force of gravity
• E) they enjoy performing predetermined skills in specific ways

Understand the implications of rule-based play and its evolution through childhood.

Acknowledge the transition from heteronomous to autonomous morality in moral development.

Learn about the social structure and peer relationship dynamics in childhood.

Distinguish between different children’s social statuses based on peer interactions and perceptions.

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