Motor development during infancy tends to follow two main guidelines: the rule, whereby motor skills develop from the head to the feet, and the rule, whereby babies learn to control body parts closest to their trunk before moving to the periphery (e. g., hands and feet).

cephalocaudal; proximodistal

Explanation:

Motor development during infancy tends to follow two main guidelines: the cephalocaudal rule, whereby motor skills develop from the head to the feet, and the proximodistal rule, whereby babies learn to control body parts closest to their trunk before moving to the periphery (e.g., hands and feet).

 C. cephalocaudal; proximodistal

Explanation:

The options for this question are missing. The options are:

A. cephalocaudal; bipedal

B. proximodistal; cephalocaudal

C. cephalocaudal; proximodistal

D. bipedal; proximodistal

In medicine and psychology, the term cephalocaudal development refers to a growth pattern in which the first areas to develop are the ones closer to the head and then the areas that are more distant. Therefore, this rule would state that the growth pattern would go from head to feet.

On the other hand, the term proximodistal development refers to a growth pattern in which the first areas to develop are the ones at the center and then the ones who are outwards from there (like a radius of a circumference). Therefore, this rule would state that the growth pattern would go from body parts closer to the trung before moving to the periphery (hands and feet)

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