Karl Newell asserts that a child's motor skill performance is based on the interaction between which of the following?
A) The learner's culture, the task, and the environment.
B) The constraints from the organism (the learner), the task, and the environment.
C) The context, the learner's disability, and the task.
D) The ethnicity/race of the organism (the learner), the task, and the culture.

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According to Karl Newell's theory of constraints, a child's motor skill performance is based on the interaction between the constraints from the organism (the learner), the task, and the environment. These constraints determine the limits and opportunities that shape the child's ability to perform a given skill. Culture, disability, race/ethnicity are not considered constraints in this theory.

Karl Newell Asserts That a Child's Motor Skill Performance Is