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How is dynamic systems theory different from more traditional perspectives on motor development?

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How is dynamic systems theory different from more traditional perspectives on motor development?

How is dynamic systems theory different from more traditional perspectives on motor development?

▸ In dynamic systems theory, brain growth, movement, and cognition are all thought to influence one another.

▸ In dynamic systems theory, cognition is thought to lead directly to brain growth and motor functioning.

▸ In dynamic systems theory, brain growth is believed to enhance motor development.

▸ In dynamic systems theory, brain growth and movement are related to affect.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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