Perception

Here are the corrected and confirmed answers for Question 3:

• 3.1) Perception Perception is the ability to interpret and organize sensory information to understand the environment.

• 3.2) Visual closure Visual closure is the ability to identify an object or form when only a part of it is visible.

• Spatial closure While "spatial closure" is not a standard term in developmental psychology, if interpreted as a perceptual skill, it would relate to the ability to mentally complete a spatial pattern or understand how objects fit together in space.

• 3.3) Daily living skills

  • Washing hands
  • Eating
  • Packing or storing These are correct examples of daily living skills or self-care activities.

• 3.4) Language comprehension The ability to understand what words and sentences mean (comprehension) is a key aspect of language development. Mimicking words is an earlier stage, but comprehension is essential for meaningful communication.

• 3.5) Independence/Autonomy To know how to do most things by themselves describes independence or autonomy, which are important developmental goals for children.

• 3.6) Drawing and painting Drawing and painting are examples of fine motor skills and creative expression.