Multiple Choice
Guatemalan Mayan toddlers are able to attend simultaneously to two or three ongoing events. For example, one child "skilfully closed things in a jar with his older sister, whistled on his toy whistle…and at the same time watched a passing truck with interest." This situation was described in the textbook as
A) multi-tasking that reflects attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
B) Type B behaviour.
C) an attentional pattern that mirrors that of his mother.
D) rare in Guatemala but more likely to happen in the U.S.
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