Generalizing from research conducted by Karen Adolph, if you observed an 8-month-old infant and a 14-month-old infant attempt a somewhat dangerous motor task (such as climbing up a stair)
Which of these two infants should you expect to be more cautious and more aware of the risk?
a. the 8-month-old infant would be more cautious
b. the 14-month-old infant would be more cautious
c. These two infants would be equally cautious, but the 8-month-old would be more aware of the risks involved.
d. These two infants would be equally cautious, but the 14-month-old would be more aware of the risks involved.
b
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