The Cephalocaudal Trend in Physical Development Suggests That Infants Will

Multiple Choice

The cephalocaudal trend in physical development suggests that infants will be able to control their

A) hips and legs before they can control their shoulders and arms.
B) shoulders and arms before they can control their hands and fingers.
C) hands and fingers before they can control their shoulders and arms.
D) shoulders and arms before they can control their hips and legs.