Infants who are able to detour around a barrier demonstrate spatial perception, and development of spatial perception is facilitated by locomotor experience.

Infants transition from prereaching to reaching at what age?

Which of the following does locomotor experience facilitate? Select all that apply.

Which of the following could help infants perceive depth? Select all that apply.

The decrease in height that can occur in older adulthood results mainly from change in what body area?

One problem with using the throw for distance as a gauge of throwing development is that the score reflects body size and strength as well as skill.

Peak height velocity and peak weight velocity occur at the same age in both boys and girls.

Infants’ self-generated reaching movements provide proprioceptive and touch feedback that helps them learn how to direct their reaches.

The component of body awareness with which people perceive they have two distinct sides is termed ____________.

The ability to discriminate parts of a picture or object from the whole or to integrate parts into a whole is termed ____________.