A contextual factor that has been shown to have little influence on motor development is ______.

A) choice of clothing the parent makes for the baby
B) number of siblings and extended family members a baby has
C) cultural style of interaction, such as an emphasis on individualism or on collectivism
D) parental socialization skills needed for success and survival in various cultures

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Luigi Gallo · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  The number of siblings and extended family members a baby has is generally considered to have little direct influence on motor development compared to other factors like cultural styles or parental socialization skills.

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