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the ability to hold an object between the thumb and index finger
include the development of skills involving the larger muscles, such as the muscles in the arms and legs
in the third place or position
children between one and three years of age
a way of describing people based on their education, income and type of employment
principles and concepts describing and explaining human growth, development and learning
the ability of a child to act independently in accordance with personal free will
include the development of skills involving the smaller muscles, such as the muscles in the fingers and wrists

Answer 1

1. the ability to hold an object between the thumb and index finger — pincer grasp (pincer grip)
2. include the development of skills involving the larger muscles, such as the muscles in the arms and legs — gross motor skills
3. in the third place or position — tertiary
4. children between one and three years of age — toddlers
5. a way of describing people based on their education, income and type of employment — socioeconomic status (SES)
6. principles and concepts describing and explaining human growth, development and learning — developmental theories
7. the ability of a child to act independently in accordance with personal free will — autonomy
8. include the development of skills involving the smaller muscles, such as the muscles in the fingers and wrists — fine motor skills