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| is the process whereby changes in physical size and shape take place. |
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| is the bodies response to environmental stimuli. |
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| change in motor behavior experienced over the life span. |
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| Most important concept in movement is that development is |
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| Cephalocaudal refers to development from what to what? |
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| Head to toe. Head before trunk. Arms before legs. |
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| Proximal-distal refers to |
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| Infant controlling middle of trunk, neck and shoulders before arms legs hands and feet. |
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| Postural stability uses muscle control to keep control of trunk. True or false. |
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| False. Postural stability uses mechanics of the position not muscular control. |
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| Dynamic stabilty is the use of what to control a position? |
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| What makes the W sitting position more stable? |
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| Guides development genetically in the physical changes that occur during organ differentiation in the embryo. |
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