Sally can tie her shoes but only with her mother's help. This fact suggests that tying shoes is

Answer 1

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Answer 2

frist I said, an innate process that needs only nurting to unfold. but not sure. Are it could be within Sally's zone of proximal development. I look up the meaning of proximal development.and I think that is it.

Answer 3

Tying shoes is not an innate process. However, it does require neural development to adequately control the muscles. One of the trends in neural development is proximodistal — the innervation is most advanced closer (proximal) to the center of the body (shoulder, arms), and development proceeds toward the distal portions (hands, fingers) at more advanced stages of maturation.

I hope that helps.

Answer 4

A. actually beyond Sally’s capability.
B. within Sally’s zone of proximal development.
C. an innate process that needs only nurturing to unfold.
D. too difficult for a Sally’s age and should be attempted later.