Which of the following is an activity associated with experience-expectant brain growth?
A) coloring a picture
B) playing peekaboo
C) learning to ride a bike
D) playing the piano

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Experience-expectant brain growth refers to the neural connections that are expected to form based on typical experiences that an infant or child would have in their environment, such as social interaction like playing peekaboo. Coloring a picture, learning to ride a bike, and playing the piano are activities that may contribute to brain development but are not necessarily associated with experience-expectant growth.

Which of the Following Is an Activity Associated with Experience-Expectant