If the sequence of infant motor development is predetermined:
A) Then it is safe to assume that development during infancy is phylogenetic
B) Then it is safe to assume that experience has little or no influence on later development
C) Then we must also be aware of the extent, timing, and duration of enrichment offered
D) Then ontogeny is the primary factor operating during infancy
E) Then intervention programs have little value

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Then we must also be aware of the extent, timing, and duration of enrichment offered

If the Sequence of Infant Motor Development Is Predetermined