According to Goldfield, Crawling Requires an External Goal to Motivate

question 94

Multiple Choice

According to Goldfield, crawling requires an external goal to motivate the infant to combine and reorganize earlier motor schemes into new motor responses.This finding offers the most support for which theory of motor skill development?

• A)maturational
• B)experiential
• C)locomotory systems
• D)dynamical systems

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