Evidence for the Importance of Practice and Opportunity in the Development

question 28

Multiple Choice

Evidence for the importance of practice and opportunity in the development of fine motor skills was provided by infants who _____.

• A) were given "sticky mittens" to grab with
• B) spontaneously practiced grabbing more than other infants did
• C) played hand games with their parents more often
• D) had mastered gross motor skills earlier

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Definitions:

Head

The upper part of the human body or the leading or uppermost part of something, typically containing the brain and sensory organs.

Psychological Factors

Elements of a person's psychological make-up, such as emotions, attitudes, and mental health, that can affect physical well-being and behavior.

Biological

Pertaining to the science of life or living organisms, often used in reference to genetic or hereditary aspects of physical and mental health.

Sociocultural Factors

Aspects of society and culture that influence individual behaviors, attitudes, and mental health, including norms, values, and social practices.