Studies on the Development of Locomotion and Perception Suggest That

question 84

Multiple Choice

Studies on the development of locomotion and perception suggest that

• A) locomotion and perception are mutually interdependent and develop a sort of "action system."
• B) locomotion development occurs independently from perception, which is established first.
• C) children who were crawlers were less able to solve a hidden toy problem because they were busy investigating other things.
• D) problem solving and locomotion development in children do not keep parents busy.

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