GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
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the damage can be improved with intervention
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the damage is irreversible although minimal progress can be made
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social and intellectual functioning will decline as well
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primitive reflexes will prevail throughout life
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Detailed explanation-1: -Children with motor problems are often stigmatized, with poor motor performance leading to exclusion from social activities. As a result, motor delays are implicated in a cycle of decreasing participation in peer play, decreasing social competence, and low self-esteem (Piek & Coleman-Carman, 1995).
Detailed explanation-2: -Muscle Tone The stronger a child is, the more ability they may have to move and control their body. Muscles are a fundamental factor in a child having the strength to move their body and control their actions. If muscle development is weak, their motor skill development will be slower.
Detailed explanation-3: -Motor development includes the change in motor behavior over the life span and the sequential, continuous, age-related process of change. It is determined by the merging of our genetic predisposition for movement and our experiences. The soft assembled movements allow exploration and skill refinement.
Detailed explanation-4: -Thus, motor skills can instigate a cascade of developments in domains far afield from motor behavior-perception and cognition, language and communication, emotional expression and regulation, physical growth and health, and so on. Finally, motor skill acquisition makes behavior increasingly functional and flexible.