A six-month-old child who cannot walk or talk would best be described as having an)
A)disability.
B)age-appropriate disability.
C)age-appropriate inability.
D)instructional inability.

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A six-month-old child's inability to walk or talk is considered age-appropriate because these skills typically develop later in a child's growth. This is a normal stage of development, not a disability or inability that requires instruction.

A Six-Month-Old Child Who Cannot Walk or Talk Would Best