According to Arnold Gesell the behavior of children:

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Arnold Gesell believed that children's behavior develops in predictable and patterned schedules, which he called the "maturational timetable." He believed that children's development followed a set of stages that were more or less universal across cultures and environments. His work was influential in the field of child development and education, and helped to inform our understanding of developmental milestones and the importance of early childhood education. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

According to Arnold Gesell the Behavior of Children