As preschoolers develop gross and fine motor skills,they continually merge abilities they already have with those that they are acquiring in order to produce more complex abilities.Such combinations of skills are known as

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The combinations of skills that preschoolers use to produce more complex abilities are known as "systems of action." This term describes the way that different motor skills are combined into more complex actions. Choices A, C, and D are related to Piaget's theory of cognitive development and do not accurately describe the combination of motor skills in young children.

As Preschoolers Develop Gross and Fine Motor Skills,they Continually Merge