Dynamic systems theory provides convincing evidence that motor skill behaviors are
A) governed by a built-in maturational timetable.
B) hardwired.
C) genetically determined.
D) softly assembled.

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Dynamic systems theory suggests that motor skills are not predetermined by genetics or a maturational timetable. Rather, they are softly assembled through interaction of various factors including environment, perception, motivation, and cognition.

Dynamic Systems Theory Provides Convincing Evidence That Motor Skill Behaviors