It is believed that fewer opportunities to be physically active in early childhood will result in:
A) Low motor competence by middle childhood
B) High motor competence by middle childhood
C) High physical fitness
D) High perceived motor competence
E) It will have no effect.

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Reduced opportunities for physical activity in early childhood can lead to low motor competence by middle childhood, as early experiences are crucial for developing motor skills.

It Is Believed That Fewer Opportunities to Be Physically Active