Which of the following is characteristic of proficient punting?

In childhood and adolescence, growth in the neurological system is predominantly by hyperplasia of the neurons, glial cells, and myelin rather than synaptic formation.

Visual-kinesthetic intermodal perception in infants is probably linked to the ability to systematically manipulate objects.

The epiphyseal, or growth, plates close at relatively younger ages in which of the following groups? Select all that apply.

Which of the following occurs with aging of the auditory system?

Research demonstrates that older adults can maintain their coincidence-anticipation performance, and even improve it, with practice.

Young children are more successful at intercepting small balls than large balls.

Improvements in kinesthetic acuity continue into adolescence.

Which characteristic is shared by older adults and infants walking?

In overarm striking, the upper arm (humerus) lags behind the trunk, but the racket precedes the forearm at ball contact.