Study In Human Development - Pt 2, Forty - Two Weeks To Fifteen Months

Pictures a child's development at 42 weeks, 12 and 15 months of age. Emphasizes gross motor development and perceptual-manipulatory reactions to objects including a cup, spoon, bell, hoop, ball and mirror. Shows that child pulls up, stands, crawls, mounts stairs and exhibits walking readiness. At age one tests are given for fine manipulation, imitation and stair climbing. The development of motor skills is further demonstrated at 15 months and interaction with another child is described.

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