Early __________ behaviors suggest that infants are biologically prepared to coordinate hand with eye in the act of exploring.
A) ulnar grasping
B) prereaching
C) visual acuity
D) pincer grasping

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Prereaching behaviors, such as swiping motions and arm extensions towards objects of interest, are thought to reflect the infant's innate ability to coordinate eye and hand movements for exploration. Ulnar grasping and pincer grasping refer to the development of specific grip styles, while visual acuity refers to the clarity and sharpness of vision which may enable exploration but is not directly related to hand-eye coordination.

Early __________ Behaviors Suggest That Infants Are Biologically Prepared to Coordinate