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

In the typical adult, fat weight increases from the 20s to age 50 and decreases thereafter.

Which of the following factors contribute(s) to bone loss with aging in women? Select all that apply.

There are two developmental trends in catching: improvement in adjusting the body to the oncoming ball and improvement in adjusting hand position. Children tend to improve in adjusting their bodies to the oncoming ball before they improve in adjusting hand position.

Changes in various measures of body size during adulthood to a great extent reflect the influence of extrinsic factors. The result is that body size among adults becomes increasingly variable across the span of adulthood and older adulthood.

Infants cannot discriminate between basic speed sounds until 2 years of age.

When do the secondary sex characteristics appear?

Which of the following are true regarding the development of balance during childhood? Select all that apply.

Extrinsic (external) factors are those influences that have only a negative effect on growth and development.

Because the brain attains 80% of its adult size in the first few postnatal years, it is particularly susceptible to extrinsic factors such as poor nutrition or a physical blow during this time.