Researchers have found that in children from three to six years of age,the most rapid growth takes place in the
A)temporal lobe areas controlling olfaction.
B)parietal lobe areas controlling somatosensory functions of the body.
C)reticular formation controlling sleep and alertness.
D)frontal lobe areas controlling planning and organization of new actions.

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The frontal lobe areas controlling planning and organization of new actions show the most rapid growth in children from three to six years of age. This is the stage where children start to develop activities that require planning and problem-solving skills, such as playing games and building structures.

Researchers Have Found That in Children from Three to Six