Rhythmic Movement Development
Rhythmic Movement Development is a theoretical construct within locomotor development that characterizes the progressive acquisition and refinement of temporally coordinated, repetitive motor patterns essential for skilled movement execution.
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Language rhythms in baby hand movements
Laura Ann Petitto, Siobhan Holowka, Lauren E. Sergio et al. · Nature · 2001 · 153 citations
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