A child without complete myelination will not be able to engage in activities requiring visual-motor coordination for which of the following reasons?

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Myelination is the process by which axons are insulated with myelin coating, which increases the speed of nerve impulse transmission. Without complete myelination, the nerve impulses will be slower, which can affect the timing and accuracy of visual-motor coordination. Therefore, option B is the best choice because it correctly identifies the absence of myelin coating as the reason why a child cannot engage in activities requiring visual-motor coordination. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not address the issue of myelination.

A Child Without Complete Myelination Will Not Be Able to Engage