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A caregiver says, “My child learned to ride a tricycle after repeated demonstration and practice.” Which concept does this example show?

Correct answer: B. Learning through experience and practice

  • A. Maturation without environmental influence
  • B. Learning through experience and practice
  • C. Growth measured by body length
  • D. A fixed genetic sequence without variation

Explanation

Riding a tricycle is a learned motor skill that develops through practice, instruction, and opportunity. Maturation provides biological readiness, but it does not alone teach the specific skill.

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