Stability limits are:
a. The distance in any direction an individual can lean away from midline without altering the base of support
b. The point at which dynamic postural control fails and the individual must use static postural control
c. The term that describes the influence of an individual's posture on skilled hand use
d. An indication of immature postural control skills
Question 2
Which of the following is the best description of flow in motor control as it is typically seen in the preschool child?
a. Movement is highly refined and graceful.
b. Movement is largely competent for functional tasks, but retains elements of immaturity.
c. The child is still unable to demonstrate sufficient coordination for complex tasks such as dancing.
d. None of these.
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