Choose the correct growth and development milestones for each age group.

Motor Skill Development by Age.

Please choose only one age group for the milestone for each age.

(One X per row).

Choice A rationale

Peer pressure is a significant concern during adolescence as individuals seek acceptance and validation from their peers, often engaging in behaviors they might otherwise avoid.

Choice B rationale

Inclusivity refers to ensuring everyone is included and feels welcomed, but it's not a common concern that would make someone engage in risky behavior like vaping.

Choice C rationale

Cold stress is more related to the physical response to cold environments rather than social situations. Adolescents typically experience cold stress due to environmental conditions, not peer interactions.

Choice D rationale

Role confusion, according to Erikson's stages of development, involves uncertainty about one's role and identity, but it doesn't directly explain engaging in risky behaviors due to peer influence.

Choice A rationale

Walks with one hand held typically occurs around 12 months as infants gain balance and coordination for upright movement.

Choice B rationale

Sits unsupported usually happens around 6 months when infants' core muscles are strong enough to hold their torso upright.

Choice C rationale

Turning pages in a book is a fine motor skill that develops around 12 months as hand-eye coordination improves.

Choice D rationale

Rolling from front to back typically occurs around 6 months as infants develop stronger neck and upper body muscles.