Cross-cultural studies of motor development indicate that:
A) the timing of motor skills is determined solely by nature.
B) the timing of motor skills is determined in part by practice.
C) parents in some cultures do not stimulate their infants appropriately.
D) by nature some races develop motor skills more quickly.

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The timing of motor skills development is influenced by both genetic (nature) and environmental factors, including practice and stimulation. Cross-cultural studies show that variations in the environment, such as the amount and type of practice and encouragement provided by caregivers, can influence the rate at which children reach motor development milestones.

Cross-Cultural Studies of Motor Development Indicate That