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What is the significance of the toddler posture of lordosis being retained into the third year of life?
What is the significance of the toddler posture of lordosis being retained into the third year of life?
- It indicates normal motor development. (correct)
- It signifies delayed motor development.
- It suggests potential issues with muscle tone.
- It points to respiratory problems.
Which infant sensory skill is typically developed at birth?
Which infant sensory skill is typically developed at birth?
- Tasting sweet and sour (correct)
- Distinguishing pleasant and noxious odors
- Distinguishing between colors
- Visually orienting to sounds
At what age are infants typically able to distinguish between colors and show pattern preferences?
At what age are infants typically able to distinguish between colors and show pattern preferences?
- At birth
- At 12 months
- At 3 months (correct)
- At 6 months
How does the presence of expanded lungs in infants during the first 3 months impact their physiological development?
How does the presence of expanded lungs in infants during the first 3 months impact their physiological development?
Which behavioral state is characterized by the infant being alert and actively awake?
Which behavioral state is characterized by the infant being alert and actively awake?
Why are skin contact and warmth highlighted as important stimuli for infants?
Why are skin contact and warmth highlighted as important stimuli for infants?
Which substage of the sensorimotor stage involves the use of voluntary movements to repeat actions that accidentally produced a desirable result?
Which substage of the sensorimotor stage involves the use of voluntary movements to repeat actions that accidentally produced a desirable result?
At what age does an infant typically recognize only speech sounds of their native language?
At what age does an infant typically recognize only speech sounds of their native language?
What characterizes the stage of attachment known as 'clear-cut or active attachment' according to Ainsworth?
What characterizes the stage of attachment known as 'clear-cut or active attachment' according to Ainsworth?
At what age does an infant typically start babbling within short sentences?
At what age does an infant typically start babbling within short sentences?
During which substage of the sensorimotor stage does an infant use trial and error to solve problems?
During which substage of the sensorimotor stage does an infant use trial and error to solve problems?
What is characterized by behaviors such as kissing, cuddling, and prolonged gazing in the context of infant development?
What is characterized by behaviors such as kissing, cuddling, and prolonged gazing in the context of infant development?
What is the purpose of an APGAR score given to a newborn?
What is the purpose of an APGAR score given to a newborn?
Which of the following domains is NOT part of the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework's performance skills?
Which of the following domains is NOT part of the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework's performance skills?
What type of motor skills are involved in larger movements like crawling and walking?
What type of motor skills are involved in larger movements like crawling and walking?
In the context of infant development, what do communication and interaction skills primarily refer to?
In the context of infant development, what do communication and interaction skills primarily refer to?
What is typically evaluated using Brazelton's Behavioral States in newborns?
What is typically evaluated using Brazelton's Behavioral States in newborns?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic appearance of a neonate as mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic appearance of a neonate as mentioned in the text?
