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Which one of the following statements best describes the way that an older preschooler would get down from a high step to the ground?

▸ the child would leap down from the step, landing on one foot and then other

▸ the child would step down with one foot and then the other

▸ the child would jump down, landing firmly on both feet

▸ the child would hesitate to get down from a high step alone, due to anxiety and limited motor skills

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