Muscular control spreads in a pattern from head to toe, according to the
A)zone of proximal development.
B)adaptive gradient.
C)cephalocaudal principle.
D)proximodistal principle.

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The cephalocaudal principle states that development progresses from the head (cephalic region) down to the lower parts of the body (caudal region). This principle applies to the development of muscular control, which begins in the head and gradually spreads to the torso, arms, and legs. The other options are not related to this specific pattern of development.

Muscular Control Spreads in a Pattern from Head to Toe