Scale errors are thought to be a result of young children's:
A) overconfidence in their own abilities.
B) underdeveloped depth perception.
C) failure to integrate perception and planning of action.
D) inexperience with self-locomotion.

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Scale errors refer to when young children attempt to interact with objects as if they were smaller or larger than they actually are. This suggests a failure to integrate perception (the visual information about the object's size) and planning of action (the motor planning necessary to interact with the object appropriately). It is not necessarily related to overconfidence, depth perception, or self-locomotion experience.

Scale Errors Are Thought to Be a Result of Young