Baby Kwame has been able to stand for a while but cannot walk yet. Today, his dad gives him a small toy shopping cart. He stands holding on to the handle, but when he leans his weight on the cart, it rolls forward and Kwame takes a step. It rolls again, and he takes another step. Soon, he is using the cart to walk all around the house. This is an example of

Question

Everett Merritt

Social Studies

31 October, 14:00

Baby Kwame has been able to stand for a while but cannot walk yet. Today, his dad gives him a small toy shopping cart. He stands holding on to the handle, but when he leans his weight on the cart, it rolls forward and Kwame takes a step. It rolls again, and he takes another step. Soon, he is using the cart to walk all around the house. This is an example of

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Zavier Horton · Answer 1

Answer: Dynamic systems theory

Explanation:

Dynamic systems theory is a theory that deals with the handling of children with cerebral palsy. Due to the individuals condition they are aided to carry out some task. Baby kwamne has found it difficult walking after standing over a period of time, him being supported by his parents is a dynamic systems theory.