Regarding Motor Development, the Cephalocaudal Rule Asserts That

question 197

Multiple Choice

Regarding motor development, the cephalocaudal rule asserts that

• A)motor development of the head, neck, and upper extremities precedes the development of the legs.
• B)motor development proceeds from the bottom up.
• C)certain joints are ill prepared for motion in the first year of life.
• D)motor development is variable across cultures.

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