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Developing healthy self-esteem and an understanding of self-concept are vital for which aspect of psychological development?
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1. Introduction to Psychology
Developmental Psychology
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Which of the following lists the correct sequence of the phases of motor development in infancy?
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Rudimentary, reflexive, specialized, fundamental
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Fundamental, specialized, reflexive, rudimentary
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Reflexive, rudimentary, fundamental, specialized
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Specialized, fundamental, rudimentary, reflexive
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Understand that motor development in infancy follows a typical sequence of phases that reflect increasing complexity and control over movements.
Identify the first phase as the Reflexive phase, where infants display involuntary movements or reflexes present at birth.
Recognize the second phase as the Rudimentary phase, which includes basic voluntary movements such as grasping and sitting that develop in the first year.
Note that the third phase is the Fundamental phase, where infants develop fundamental motor skills like crawling, standing, and walking.
Finally, the Specialized phase involves the refinement and combination of fundamental skills into more complex and goal-directed movements.
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