If the Sequence of Infant Motor Development Is Predetermined

question 4

Multiple Choice

If the sequence of infant motor development is predetermined:

• A) Then it is safe to assume that development during infancy is phylogenetic
• B) Then it is safe to assume that experience has little or no influence on later development
• C) Then we must also be aware of the extent, timing, and duration of enrichment offered
• D) Then ontogeny is the primary factor operating during infancy
• E) Then intervention programs have little value

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