Guatemalan Mayan Toddlers Are Able to Attend Simultaneously to Two

Multiple Choice

Guatemalan Mayan toddlers are able to attend simultaneously to two or three ongoing events. For example, one child simultaneously "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 ability to attend to several events at once reflects

A) a universal, inborn skill.
B) an attentional pattern that may be normal in the Guatemalan Mayan culture.
C) one of the negative effects of co-sleeping.
D) too much sugar in the Guatemalan Mayan diet.