The way in which children relate to their peers
a. depends more on their dispositions than on developmental changes.
b. undergoes little developmental change.
c. undergoes developmental change only if siblings are present in the family.
d. undergoes significant developmental change.
Question 2
The ability to detect satisfying musical phrasings may be related to
a. detecting the phrasing and sound patterns that underlie speech.
b. auditory localization of moving objects.
c. increased and early mathematical functioning.
d. the ability to use categorical perception to identify the mother's voice.
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