Lifespan motor development Crossword

selecting equipment that is fixed appropriately for the performer's body dimensions
concerned with the technique used to accomplish the task
performance outcomes
starts in to out study from brain to body
from head to tail
no change, non changing environments
the environment, initiates the environment
controlled by the large muscle groups(walking, running)
small muscle groups
individual beginning to learn the ways of the world
infant relaxes bein to disappear or become inhibited, voluntary movement emerges
build on the skills learned in the previous period
expanding repertoire and going into a more varied and advanced movement by combining the fundamental movement
needs both experience and practice
considers the adaptation to the effects of the negative influence
the degree of detail that can be seen in an object
encountered when a batter is struck in the chest by a pitched baseball or when the catcher is struck by a foul-tipped baseball
generally viewed as an unpleasant emotional state
an active process of forming relationships and learning from those with whom we interact as we teach them
is "a special position an individual possesses within a network which indicates his or her behaviors, expectations, and responsibilities"
the overall value that a person places on himself or herself as a person
involves interaction with toys or tangible objects
involves play with another individual
children often examine and explore the detailed characteristics of objects, toys, in their environment
finds the child creating imaginary representations with objects in the environment
is a less structured than adult social groups but considerable more structured than the peer groups in the Child's previous social environment
is the wasting away of muscle mass that is the direct result of physical inactivity, occurring when an individual simply does not use the muscles sufficiently
describes as an "age-related, involuntary loss of skeletal muscle and the corresponding strength" that can occur as a result of disuse but may also occur as a result of typical biological changes that accompany older age