Which of the following fine motor skill would NOT be expected in a ten-month-old typically developing infant?

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APincer grasp using thumb and forefinger
BTransferring an object from one hand to the other
CGrasping a toy using the palm

✓ Correct answer: A. Pincer grasp using thumb and forefinger Answer: Pincer grasp using thumb and forefinger. This skill does not typically occur until 9 to 12 months of age. The other choices are skills that would be expected of a ten-month-old.

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