When It Comes to Boundaries

question 11

Multiple Choice

When it comes to boundaries

• A) It is acceptable to cross boundaries when it does not hurt the client
• B) Boundary crossing is something to do minimally; boundary violations should occur even less
• C) Boundary violations may be harmful to the client
• D) Boundary crossing is acceptable when you have known the client for a long time

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Definitions:

Visual-Motor Coordination

The ability to coordinate visual perception with body movements, important in tasks ranging from writing to playing sports.

Motor Development

Refers to the progression of muscle coordination, strength, and the ability to move and control physical actions in infants and young children.

Crawling

A form of locomotion achieved by moving on all fours, typically one of the first ways infants learn to move independently.

Creeping

A form of locomotion seen in infants where they move forward on their hands and knees.