46 In nontechnological societies, adult behaviors are learned and understood with only occasional verbal explanation. (A) Children in pre-industrialized societies rely on minimum oral communication to grasp the meaning of adult behaviors. (B) Adults from technologically backward societies understand the meanings of others’ behaviors through explanations in books. (C) Modern technologies help children learn about adults’ ways of life on different occasions through computers. (D) Children in pre-industrialized societies were introduced to the worlds of the adults mainly through spoken words.