Growth of Infant Behavior: Later Stages (1934)
1934 · Short film · 8 min
Synopsis
Produced with the cooperation of the Yale Clinic of Child Development Reveals the increasing ability of the growing infant to use his hands in manipulating objects. Portrays the definite and predictable stages by which the hand grows from an almost useless organ to a dexterous and sensitive instrument of the human will. Animated drawings illustrate the growth of the prenatal hand
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