Question

1.
In this stage, motor control of the head comes before control of the legs:
(a) Early childhood
(b) Middle childhood
(c) Infancy
(d) Late childhood
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Answer 1

Answer:

In this stage, motor control of the head comes before control of the legs: infancy

Answer 2

Option (c)Infancy is correct.

Hint-

• Coordinated abilities allude to our capacity to move our bodies and control objects.
• Fine coordinated abilities center around the muscles in our fingers, toes, and eyes, and empower coordination of little activities (e.g., getting a handle on a toy, composing with a pencil, and utilizing a spoon).
• Babies can't get a handle on objects willfully however wave their arms toward objects of interest.
• At around 4 months old enough, the newborn child can go after an item, first with the two arms and inside half a month, with just one arm.
• At this age getting a handle on an article includes the utilization of the fingers and palm, however no thumbs. This is known as the Palmer Grasp.
• The utilization of the thumb comes at around 9 months old enough when the baby can get a handle on an article utilizing the pointer and thumb.
• Presently the baby utilizes a Pincer Grasp, and this capacity extraordinarily upgrades the capacity to control and control an item and newborn children take extraordinary take pleasure in this recently discovered capacity.
• They might go through hours getting little items from the floor and setting them in holders. By 9 months, a baby can likewise watch a moving item, go after it as it approaches, and snatch it.