A theory that views motor development as a solution to an infant's problems is known as:

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Dynamic systems theory suggests that infants constantly adapt their movements to solve problems and achieve goals, such as reaching for a toy or crawling towards an object. The theory emphasizes the role of an infant's own actions and the environment in shaping motor development, rather than a predetermined maturational sequence or passive receipt of environmental input (static systems theory). While environmental factors may play a role in shaping motor development, they are not the sole explanation for the emergence of new motor abilities (Environmental systems theory).

A Theory That Views Motor Development as a Solution to an Infant's