After infants learn not to crawl off ledges,why is it misleading to say they learned a fear of heights?
A)They show no fear when being held over a great height.
B)When they start walking, they have to learn again not to step off ledges.
C)They don't seem afraid when they watch something else fall.
D)At this age, they are afraid of everything.

Question

After infants learn not to crawl off ledges,why is it misleading to say they learned a fear of heights?​
A)They show no fear when being held over a great height.
B)​When they start walking, they have to learn again not to step off ledges.
C)​They don't seem afraid when they watch something else fall.
D)​At this age, they are afraid of everything.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Infants must relearn caution around heights when they transition from crawling to walking, indicating their initial learning is specific to their mode of locomotion rather than a generalized fear of heights.

After Infants Learn Not to Crawl Off Ledges,why Is It