Billy is 10 months old. He watches his older brother play with a toy piano. The next day, Billy crawls to the toy piano and will probably
not recognize it.
pick it up and try to put it in his mouth.
push the keys on the piano the way his brother did.
look at the piano, but not know what to do with it.
push the keys on the piano the way his brother did.
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a. True b. False
What are some common findings regarding intellectual changes in adults? How are these
findings influenced by our choice of developmental design, as well as individual differences in adult health and activity? What will be an ideal response?
?Transmit is to receive as
A) dendrite is to cell body. B) axon is to dendrite. C) dendrite is to axon. D) cell body is to axon.