V Gregory Payne,
San Jose State University Larry Isaacs,
Wright State University---Dayton
ISBN: 0072851694 Copyright year: 2005
Table of Contents
PrefacePART I AN OVERVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT
1 Introduction to Motor Development
2 Cognitive and Motor Development
3 Social and Motor Development
4 Perceptual-Motor Development
PART II FACTORS THAT AFFECT DEVELOPMENT
5 Prenatal Development Concerns
6 Effects of Early Stimulation and DeprivationPART III PHYSICAL CHANGES ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
7 Growth and Maturation
8 Physiological Changes: Health-Related Physical Fitness
9 Movement and the Changing SensesPART IV MOVEMENT ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
10 Infant Reflexes and Stereotypes
11 Voluntary Movements of Infancy
12 Fine Motor Development
13 Fundamental Locomotion Skills of Childhood
14 Fundamental Object-Control Skills of Childhood
15 Youth Sports
16 Movement in AdulthoodPART V ASSESSING MOTOR DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTING A PROGRAM
17 Assessment
18 Planning and Conducting Developmental Movement Programs
Appendix A: Growth Charts: National Center for Health Statistics
Appendix B: Body Mass Index Table
Author Index / Subject Index
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