chap 4 Flashcards
Research comparing experienced crawlers and beginning walkers found that __________.
the relative rate of falling was about the same in both groups
Movements that are performed by infants without any apparent stimulation include which movements?
spontaneous movements
____________ are involuntary movements that an individual makes in response to specific stimuli.
Reflexive movements
Primitive, postural, and locomotor are all types of infantile ____________ movements.
reflex
Which type of reflex is exhibited by newborns but loses strength over time, disappearing around the fourth month?
primitive
Motor development and early movement experiences lead to which of the following?
integrating sensory information
The ___________________ paradigm has been used to study the development of postural control and balance of infants.
moving room
Infants are not sensitive to optical flow until they begin to creep or crawl and gain head control.
False
Which of the following are considered environmental constraints on motor development? (choose all that apply)
cultural norms
social expectations
ball size
age
early stimulation or deprivation
cultural norms
social expectations
early stimulation or deprivation
Derotative righting, labyrinthine righting, and parachute are all examples of ____________.
locomotor reflexes