Discussion
Child using whole arm movement in writing before he uses his fingers in holding a pen or pencil is indicative of
Answer: A
Using the whole arm in writing before using the fingers shows the proximo-distal principle.
Development proceeds from the centre of the body outwards: control of the shoulder and arm comes before that of the hand and fingers. The cephalo-caudal principle describes development from head to foot, so it does not apply to a movement from arm to fingers. Specific movement and neural control are not names of the developmental principles in question.
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