Problem: Young children have limited spans of attention in which you can expect them to be wholly engaged in a given task. Attention is typically dissected into the following three categories. Match the categories with their definitions. Question options: Adaptable attention Sustained attention Selective attention Need Assignment Help? 1. Children begin to flexibly swap mental sets within a task, (e.g., from color to shape) , when prompted. 2. Children become better at focusing on characteristics that are pertinent to their goals due to rapid growth of the prefrontal cortex, the capacity to concentrate on increasingly complex play goals, and adult scaffolding of attention. 3. As children grow they gain the ability to remain focused on a certain stimulus and participate in intentional, goal-driven behavior.