The gradual loss of accommodative power with aging that results in difficulty seeing nearby objects (including print) clearly is called ____________.

The greatest change in height during development is called _____________.

In punting, the developmental transition for the nonpunting leg is (1) a short step, (2) a long step, (3) a leap.

In general, research has found that older adults perform at the lower levels in the developmental sequences when executing overarm throws.

Which is an example of an intrinsic factor can affect growth?

Infants rely on vision to refine the path of arm reaches after they have learned to generally reach for objects.

Which of the following factors contribute(s) to bone loss with aging in women? Select all that apply.

Perception is the neural activity triggered by an environmental stimulus that activates a sensory receptor and results in nerve impulses traveling to the brain.

Changes in various measures of body size during adulthood to a great extent reflect the influence of extrinsic factors. The result is that body size among adults becomes increasingly variable across the span of adulthood and older adulthood.

There are two developmental trends in catching: improvement in adjusting the body to the oncoming ball and improvement in adjusting hand position. Children tend to improve in adjusting their bodies to the oncoming ball before they improve in adjusting hand position.