The Typical Sequence of Emergence of Fundamental Locomotor Skills in the Child

question 49

Multiple Choice

The typical sequence of emergence of fundamental locomotor skills in the child is:

• A) Walking, running, galloping, jumping
• B) Walking, skipping, running, hopping
• C) Walking, running, hopping, skipping
• D) Running, jumping, skipping, hopping
• E) Running, skipping, hopping, jumping

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Definitions:

Situational Variables

These are factors that influence behaviors and outcomes in certain situations, highlighting the impact of the external environment on decision-making.

Mediating Variables

Factors that intervene or serve as a link in the causal relationship between independent and dependent variables, offering insight into how external influences affect outcomes.

Indirect Influence

The ability to affect the behavior or attitudes of others in a non-direct way, often through subtlety or persuasion.

Demands And Constraints

Refers to the pressures, expectations, limitations, and obstacles that individuals or organizations face in achieving objectives.