Question 2 · LEK · Psychomotor development
Which of the following activities are characteristic of six-month-old infants?
- A. supporting their body on the extended arms with partly or fully opened hands.
- B. bringing a toy from one hand to the other.
- C. dropping things on purpose.
- D. A,B are correct.
- E. A,B,C are correct.
Hint
Recall which hand and postural skills appear around 6 months and which deliberate object play emerges only later in the first year.
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