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The developmental transition for arm action in the punt is (1) no use of the arms, (2) arm movement in opposition to the legs, (3) bilateral arm movement.

The gradual loss of accommodative power with aging that results in difficulty seeing nearby objects (including print) clearly is called ____________.

Newborns move their eyes in the direction of a sound.

Which of the following is an example of secondary sex characteristics? Select all that apply.

Racket lag and trunk rotation of less than 90° are characteristic of proficient overarm striking.

After the age of 3 years, individuals tend to maintain their percentile position in comparison with group norms (i.e., if they are at the 40th percentile for height at age 3, they tend to remain around the 40th percentile throughout childhood and adolescence).

The notion that individuals select movements based on their size relative to an object’s size is termed ____________.

In general, research has found that older adults perform at the lower levels in the developmental sequences when executing overarm throws.

Which is an example of an intrinsic factor can affect growth?

Infants rely on vision to refine the path of arm reaches after they have learned to generally reach for objects.