Despite Many Variations in Environmental Conditions and Rearing Practices,most Children

question 26

Multiple Choice

Despite many variations in environmental conditions and rearing practices,most children learn to walk at about the same time and in the same sequence.We would say that walking is a ______ trait.

• A)recessive
• B)dominant
• C)monozygotic
• D)canalized.

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Definitions:

Opposite Foot

A term not typically used in a standardized context, potentially referring to the foot opposite to the one primarily in use or focus.

Two-Point Gait

A method of walking with the assistance of crutches or walking aids where one crutch moves together with the opposite leg.

Weight Transferred

The act of moving weight or load from one part of the body or an object to another to maintain balance or achieve motion.

Swing-Through Gait

A type of gait pattern used by individuals with lower limb impairments, where crutches or walking devices are placed forward and both legs are swung through.