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. Send me the next one 📸