Examples of fine-motor control include
A) kicking a ball far.
B) learning new strokes in swimming.
C) reading fluently.
D) controlling a paintbrush.
D) controlling a paintbrush
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the floor. What is Abby demonstrating by watching her mother's reaction to new situations? a. Observer behavior b. Social referencing c. Phobia development d. Parental modeling
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