Cross-Cultural Studies in the Area of Motor Skills Have Concluded

question 60

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural studies in the area of motor skills have concluded that

• A) cross-cultural differences do not exist because motor skill development is a function of maturation.
• B) practice does not have an effect on emerging motor skills.
• C) differences in the age of motor skill onset may be attributed to cultural factors.
• D) in some cultures, all children develop motor skills at the same pace and there are very few individual differences.

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