Keywords
Home environment
Socioeconomic status
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Abstract
The term motor development is employed in studies that seek to understand the
development processes of human movement. The process of motor development occurs
according biological standards also by the influence of external factors. The aim of this
study was to review this important considerations about motor development based on the
work of Gallahue, Ozmun and Goodway and the influence of environment and
socioeconomic status on motor development of children. Collected studies were
investigated in period September 2013 to February 2014 on the basis of Google Academic,
Scielo and Ebsco. A review of studies reinforces the family environment and
socioeconomic status can influence the infant motor development.
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