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Maya's catching ability has improved over the past year. She used to stand rigidly with her arms ...

Maya's catching ability has improved over the past year. She used to stand rigidly with her arms open when trying to catch a ball, a method that was only rarely effective. Now she moves her body and arms to catch the incoming ball and has a quicker reaction time. However, she still has difficulty catching small balls or toys. If Maya is developing in a very typical fashion, how old is she likely to be?

▸ 5 years old

▸ 7 years old

▸ 3 years old

▸ 2 years old

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