The Proximodistal Trend in Physical Development Suggests That Infants Will

question 118

Multiple Choice

The proximodistal trend in physical development suggests that infants will be able to control their

• A) shoulders and arms before they can control their hands and fingers.
• B) shoulders and arms before they can control their hips and legs.
• C) hips and legs before they can control their shoulders and arms.
• D) hands and fingers before they can control their shoulders and arms.

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