Human infants are at first limited to gross movements of the trunk, arms, and legs. The ability

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Human infants are at first limited to gross movements of the trunk, arms, and legs. The ability to move one finger at a time matures gradually over at least the first year. What hypothesis would you suggest about which brain areas controlling movement mature early and which areas mature later?

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Biological Psychology

ISBN: 9781305105409

12th Edition

Authors: James W. Kalat

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