When Canadian Researchers Zelazo and Colleagues (1993) Had One Group

question 11

Multiple Choice

When Canadian researchers Zelazo and colleagues (1993) had one group of infants practise stepping, a second group practise sitting, and a control group that did not practise either stepping or sitting, they found infants who practised

• A)either sitting or stepping improved in both sitting and stepping.
• B)either sitting or stepping did no better than infants in the control group in either sitting or stepping.
• C)sitting improved their sitting ability only and infants who practised stepping improved their stepping ability only.
• D)sitting improved their stepping ability only and infants who practised stepping improved their sitting ability only.

---

Definitions:

Academic Accomplishments

Achievements obtained in an educational setting, such as degrees, awards, or high grades.

Personal Accomplishments

The achievements and milestones a person has achieved through effort, skill, or perseverance, contributing to their sense of success and fulfillment.

Sustainable Career Advantage

The ongoing ability to maintain and grow one’s career over time through continuous learning, skill development, and adaptability to changing work environments.

Personal Attributes

Qualities or characteristics that define an individual’s personality, often influencing their behavior and manner in personal and professional contexts.