Multiple Choice
According to research in developmental psychology, infants born to adolescent mothers are more likely to have which of the following outcomes?
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In developmental psychology, a key skill in learning to walk involves which of the following abilities?
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Acquiring language fluency
B
Understanding object permanence
C
Mastering abstract reasoning
D
Developing balance and coordination
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Identify the key developmental milestone related to learning to walk, which primarily involves physical and motor skills.
Understand that walking requires the ability to maintain balance and coordinate muscle movements effectively.
Recognize that acquiring language fluency, understanding object permanence, and mastering abstract reasoning are important cognitive skills but are not directly related to the physical act of walking.
Focus on the role of the vestibular system and motor control in developing balance and coordination during early childhood.
Conclude that the essential ability for learning to walk is developing balance and coordination, as it enables the child to stand, move, and maintain stability.
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