Studies on the development of locomotion and perception suggest that

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Studies suggest that locomotion and perception are mutually interdependent and both contribute to the development of an "action system." As infants learn to move and explore their environment, they are also developing their perception and understanding of the world around them. This process is ongoing and supports the development of complex motor and cognitive skills. So, option A is correct. Option B is not correct because perception and locomotion are not independent of each other. Option C is partially correct because children who were crawlers were indeed less able to solve a hidden toy problem, but it doesn't mean that they were simply busy investigating other things. Option D is not correct because problem-solving and locomotion development in children usually keep parents busy.

Studies on the Development of Locomotion and Perception Suggest That