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CR · Critical Reasoning
555-605
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A recent analysis of toddler care indicated that the level of interaction toddlers have during the day influences their naptime. At twelve months, toddlers in the study with a less interactive daytime schedule napped an average of one hour more each day than those with a more interactive schedule. Given that naptime is crucial for a toddler's growth, caregivers should consider minimizing the level of interaction their toddlers experience. Which one of the following statements, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
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A. Toddlers with more interactive routines often engage in physical activities that tire them out.
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B. Toddlers with less interactive schedules typically take longer naps in the afternoon.
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C. Research indicated no link between interaction levels and naptime for children four years of age or older.
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D. The toddlers who had a less interactive routine showed improved social skills over time.
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E. The level of interaction that toddlers receive contributes positively to their emotional development.
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PratikJan 8, 2025
Good question
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