_____ appears to be a major factor in infants' development of a sense of space independent of their own location.
A) Direct instruction from adults
B) Experience being carried around complex rooms
C) Self-locomotion
D) The ability to sit up

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Self-locomotion, or the ability to move themselves around, allows infants to explore their environment and develop a sense of space that is not tied to their own location. Infants who are carried around complex rooms or given direct instruction from adults may still be limited in their spatial understanding if they cannot move themselves. The ability to sit up may provide some additional understanding of one's own orientation in space, but it does not necessarily promote an understanding of space as independent of oneself.

_____ Appears to Be a Major Factor in Infants' Development