In Learning to Crawl,children Initially Depend on Their Arms to Propel

question 139

Multiple Choice

In learning to crawl,children initially depend on their arms to propel them and later shift to using their legs.This motor development sequence is an example of

• A) the cephalocaudal trend.
• B) the proximodistal trend.
• C) the cephalopedal trend.
• D) encephalitis.

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