Which form of problem solving are you likely to see in a one-year-old?
A) Removing a barrier to get to a desired toy
B) Using a pointed object to break a cookie into pieces
C) Moving wooden blocks in systematic, repetitive ways as a precursor to counting
D) Sorting a group of objects according to both size and color

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

One-year-olds are likely to engage in problem-solving that involves direct, physical interaction with their environment, such as removing a barrier to reach a toy. This reflects their developing motor skills and understanding of cause and effect. The other options are too complex for the typical cognitive and motor skills of a one-year-old.

Which Form of Problem Solving Are You Likely to See