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Research comparing the Ache and Kipsigi children with US children found:

Research comparing the Ache and Kipsigi children with US children found:
A) early motor skill development can differ but the difference evaporates by 6 years of age.
B) cultural factors do not influence in motor skill development.
C) early motor skill development does differ and the differences often maintain throughout childhood.
D) children from all three cultures walked at approximately the same age.

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Development Across the Life Span

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