As you watch young children during the early stages of learning walk, educators may notice: A. A relaxed appearance, legs closer together and arms supported at the sides. B. Arms held above the waist for balance, steps short and frequent loss of balance. C. They maintain a vertical position and balance. D. None of the above

I believe it might be B, but i'm kinda dumb.

Explanation:

Usually, children learning to walk are not very successful in the early stages. So it leads me to believe that they would need extra balance. Also, since they are just starting to learn, they will most likely fall quite often. I'm extremely sorry if this happens to be wrong, but I'm pretty sure it's right. :)

B

Explanation:

As children grow they cannot immediately walk (according to be it says the have frequent loss of balance) so your answer would be b

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explanation:

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the trait of personality falls in the middle of the diagram because personality is a mixture of ones nature and environment.