Most children walk by one year, whatever the training. This shows:
Amaturation
Bimitation
Creinforcement
Dconditioning
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. maturation
1. Most children sit without support by 7 months, stand with support by 8 months and walk by one year.
2. Once the physical structure is ready, these behaviours need little practice.
3. This timetable unfolds from within, so it shows maturation.
_Source: NCERT Class XI Psychology, Ch 3 Human Development, "Growth, Development, Maturation, and Evolution", p. 42_
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