Nine months old one year testing

The video discusses the developmental milestones of infants at nine months and one year. At nine months, infants show increased dexterity, can focus on multiple objects, and solve simple problems like picking up sugar pellets. By one year, they begin to explore shapes and contours but lack depth perception. The video highlights the progression of motor skills and cognitive awareness in early childhood.

At nine months, what new ability does the infant develop?

• Walking independently

• Focusing on multiple objects

• Speaking in full sentences

• Recognizing colors

What is the infant's behavior pattern at nine months described as?

• Static

• Advanced

• Unchanged

• Regressive

What is a significant milestone in problem-solving for a nine-month-old?

• Solving puzzles

• Identifying shapes

• Using thumb and forefinger to pick up objects

• Building towers with blocks

How does a one-year-old child begin to explore their environment?

• By running around

• By reading books

• By drawing pictures

• By feeling out shapes and contours

What concept is still challenging for a one-year-old to understand?

• The concept of time

• The depth of objects

• The idea of sharing

• The notion of cause and effect