Debbie is six-months-old and her mom is intent on having her walk at an early age. She spends an hour per day showing Debbie how to walk by holding her slightly above the ground and moving her feet in a walking motion, however, Debbie does not walk. According to the zone of proximal development, what is likely missing that is making her mother's attempt futile?
A. Debbie cannot physically perform the task of walking on her own at such a young age.
B. Debbie's mother is not spending enough time influencing the behavior.
C. Debbie has to be motivated to want to learn how to walk.
D. Debbie's behavior can only be influenced by a peer of sibling,
Answer: A
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