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The four general phases of motor development are:

A. Locomotor Skills, Non-Locomotor Skills, Manipulative Skills, and Sensorial Skills
B. Locomotor Skills, Reflexive Movement Phase, Non-Locomotor Skills, Fundamental Movement Phase, and Sports-related Movement Phase
C. Reflexive Movement Phase, Rudimentary Movement Phase, Manipulative Skills, and Sensorial Skills
D. Reflexive Movement Phase, Rudimentary Movement Phase, Fundamental Movement Phase, and Specialized or Sports-related Movement Phase



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Motor development in children includes phases like reflexive movements and specialized movements, while gross motor skills involve larger muscles and fine motor skills focus on small muscle actions.


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Motor development in children progresses through distinct phases like reflexive movements, fundamental movements, and specialized or sports-related movements. Gross motor skills involve larger muscle groups for activities like balancing and running, while fine motor skills focus on small muscle actions such as grasping objects and writing.


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